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The ocean’s average temperature has risen by approx 0.375°C over the century. Use this value to estimate by how much the ocean water might have expanded in items of percentage increase.
This is what i started doing but I do not think this is right.
Coefficient of Cubical Thermal Expansion (Y)= change in volume (dv)/ Initial volume (v) * change in temp (dt)
Coefficient of volume expansion of water= 207*10^-6 per deg C
Linear coefficient = 1/3 cubical coefficient
=1/3*207*10^-6
= 6.9*10^-6%
But i am not getting the right answer I do not think. Can you please help me?
This is what i started doing but I do not think this is right.
Coefficient of Cubical Thermal Expansion (Y)= change in volume (dv)/ Initial volume (v) * change in temp (dt)
Coefficient of volume expansion of water= 207*10^-6 per deg C
Linear coefficient = 1/3 cubical coefficient
=1/3*207*10^-6
= 6.9*10^-6%
But i am not getting the right answer I do not think. Can you please help me?