Question

for small changes in temperature, the formula for the expansion of a metal rod under a change in temperature is: g-l=al(t-t), where g is the length of the object at temperature t, and l is the length at temperature t, and a is a constant which depends on the type of metal. a rod is 135 cm long at 115 degrees f and made of a metal with a=10^-3. write an equation giving the length of this rod at temperature t(because a=10^-3 is very small, give an exact answer: do not round expand multiplied numerical products to get rounded decimals).

Answer 1

Equation giving the length of this rod at temperature is g = 0.000085t + 84.991075 cm.

What is temperature ?

• A temperature is a unit used to represent voguishness or coolness on any of a number of scales, including Fahrenheit and Celsius.
• According to temperature, heat energy will naturally move from a hotter( body with an advanced temperature) to a colder( body with a lower temperature)( one at a lower temperature).

Given that,

Temperature denoted by T

G - L = aL(t - T)

G = aLt +  L(1 - aT)

Slope = aL

Intercept = L(1 - aT)

g = 0.000085t + 84.991075 cm

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