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Transcribed Image Text:Compute the density for nickel at 700°C, given that its
room-temperature (20°C) density is 8.902 g/cm
The value of a, given for nickel is 13.3 × 106 (°C) ¹
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a. 1.0271 cm
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b. 1.0231 cm
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c. 1.0311 cm
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d. 1.0351 cm
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