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| Oct20-10, 06:00 AM | #1 |
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Expansion of block in a liquid
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A cubical block of coeffficent of linear expansion [tex]\alpha[/tex] is submerged partially inside a liquid of coefficient of volume expansion [tex]\gamma[/tex]. On increasing the temperature of the system by [tex]\Delta[/tex]T, the height of the cube inside the liquid remains unchanged. Find the relation between [tex]\gamma[/tex] and [tex]\alpha[/tex] 3. The attempt at a solution Initially, Vi [tex]\rho[/tex]l = Vblock[tex]\rho[/tex]block After heating, the height of the immersed part of the block remains unchanged. For this to happen, I don't understand whether the linear expansion or areal expansion of the block should be equal to the volume expansion of the liquid. |
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