Answer to Question #199592 in Physics for Jason

Question #199592

What will be the new area of 400cm² of a solid, if it's temperature is raised by 10K?(alpha= 19 × 10^–6K^–1).

Expert's answer

"A=400(1+(19\\cdot10^{-6})10)=400\n.076\\ cm^2"

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