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You have a (copper) rod that is 702 mm at 20 C, you also have an...
You have a (copper) rod that is 702 mm at 20 C, you also have an aluminum rod that has a length of 700 mm. When the rods are the same length, what is the temperature?
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Consider the Copper rod
Original length(at 
), 
Initial temperature, 
Thermal expansion coefficient, 
Let 
be the final temperature where the length of the rods becomes
equal.
Use formula 
----------(1)
===========================================================
Consider the Aluminum rod
Original length(at
), 
Initial temperature,
Thermal expansion coefficient, 
Let
be the final temperature where the length of the rods becomes
equal.
Use formula
----------(2)
==================================================
From (1) and (2)
702-700=2
Rearrange the terms.
ANSWER: 
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