A brass rod and an aluminum rod are 90.00 cm and 90.06 cm, respectively, at 20°C. At what common temperature will the two rods be exactly the same length? Linear coefficient of Expansion per degrees Celsius for Bronze and Aluminum are 19x10^(-6) and 24x10^(-6), respectively. 113.33 C 123.33 C C. 133.33 C d. 143.33 C a. b.

A brass rod and an aluminum rod are 90.00 cm and 90.06 cm, respectively, at 20°C. At what common temperature will the two rods be exactly the same length? Linear coefficient of Expansion per degrees Celsius for Bronze and Aluminum are 19x10^(-6) and 24x10^(-6), respectively. 113.33 C 123.33 C C. 133.33 C d. 143.33 C a. b.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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