If the area A, of a rectangular plate is ab and its coefficient of linear expansion is a . After a temperature rise AT, show that the change in area, AA is : AA = A, YAT where y = 2a 5. If the area Ao of a rectangular plate is ab and its coefficient of linear expansion is a . After atemperature rise AT, show that the change in area, A4 is :AA = A,YAT where y 2a

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If the area A, of a rectangular plate is ab and its coefficient of linear expansion is a . After a temperature rise AT, show that the change in area, AA is : AA = A, YAT where y = 2a

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temperature rise AT, show that the change in area, A4 is :
AA = A,YAT where y 2a

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