Elements Of Electromagnetics
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a). You have a 50 L steel tank full with gasoline at -20 0C. What is going to be the volume difference for both tank and fuel at 40 0C? Is the fuel going to fit in the fuel tank?
b). Consider there is a problem with the temperature controlling and temperature dropped to -30 0C.
Suddenly. What is going to be the volume difference when comparing with gasoline at -20 0C.
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