Question #299565

100 cm of brass increased by 0.18 cm when its temperature rises by 95°C. What is the linear expansivity of brass?


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Expert's answer
2022-02-18T15:53:42-0500

Given:

l0=100cml_0=100\:\rm cm

Δl=0.18cm\Delta l=0.18\:\rm cm

Δt=95K\Delta t=95\:\rm K


The thermal expansion is described by an equation


Δl=l0αΔt\Delta l=l_0\alpha\Delta t

Hence, the linear expansivity


α=Δl/(l0Δt)\alpha=\Delta l/(l_0\Delta t)α=0.18cm/(100cm95K)=1.9105K1\alpha=\rm 0.18\: cm/(100\: cm*95 \: K)=1.9*10^{-5}\: K^{-1}

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