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The discussion revolves around a user seeking assistance with specific questions related to thermal expansion coefficients, particularly for materials like steel. The user has already resolved the first two questions but is struggling with the remaining ones and is looking for guidance to understand the problems better. The provided links likely contain relevant images or diagrams related to the questions. Additionally, there is a reminder that the community is there to help users learn rather than complete their homework for them. Overall, the focus is on collaborative problem-solving in the context of thermal expansion concepts.
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Ok ignore the first 2 questions as I've already done em.

its just the rest i cannot figure out. If anyone could just shed a little light on this problem it i can finally sleep.

Thanks in advanced

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oh btw the coefficient of thermal expansion tables is 3.2X10 to the power of -6 and steel 11x10 to the power of -6
 
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