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A gold rod of uniform density and constant cross sectional area oscillates like a pendulum hung from one end. It has a period of 0.9 s at a certain temperature. If the coefficient of linear expansion of gold is 14.2x10^-6 determine the increase in tenperature that must be given to the rod so that its period increases by 4 thousandths of a second.

          A gold rod of uniform density and constant cross sectional area oscillates like a pendulum hung from one end. It has a period of 0.9 s at a certain temperature. If the coefficient of linear expansion of gold is 14.2x10^-6 determine the increase in tenperature that must be given to the rod so that its period increases by 4 thousandths of a second.
        
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A gold rod of uniform density and constant cross sectional area oscillates like a pendulum hung from one end. It has a period of 0.9 s at a certain temperature. If the coefficient of linear expansion of gold is 14.2x10^-6 determine the increase in tenperature that must be given to the rod so that its period increases by 4 thousandths of a second.
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