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Physics, 11.01.2021 14:10 dajahj27

A U tube contains a liquid and the two limbs are maintained at 0c & 100 c. The height of the liquid in the cold limb is 60cm & that in hot limb is 1.8 cm higher. calculate the coefficient of real expansion of liquid.

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