A rectangular metal plate is twice as long as it is wide. When heated uniformly, the length to width ratio isO less than the original value of 2.not defined because the edges become curved when hot.greater than 2.O till the same as when it is cooler.

Required : The length to width ratio of the rectangular metal plate after heating.

A rectangular metal plate is twice as long as it is wide. When heated uniformly, the length to width ratio is O less than the original value of 2. O not defined because the edges become curved when hot. O greater than 2. still the same as when it is cooler.

A rectangular metal plate is twice as long as it is wide. When heated uniformly, the length to width ratio is O less than the original value of 2. O not defined because the edges become curved when hot. O greater than 2. still the same as when it is cooler.

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O less than the original value of 2.
not defined because the edges become curved when hot.
greater than 2.
O till the same as when it is cooler.

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