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Okay, so question a asked to write an expression for the change in length of the brass and aluminum.
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So to determine this, we will just the equation for linear expansion.
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So the change in length of a material is equals to the initial length multiplied by the coefficient of linear expansion, multiplied by the changing temperature.
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Where the changing temperature is the difference of the final temperature and the initial temperature.
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This will be an expression for the change in length of brass and for aluminum is the change in light.
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Now, question be as for the value of the sum of the change in length of the brass and the aluminum.
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So it was stated that when the two metals are heated to temperature final, they're barely contact.
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Which means the gap between them closes.
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So the sum of the change in length of the brass and aluminum is equals to that gap, which is 1 .5.
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So the initial gap.
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Now, question c, want us to determine the change in temperature...