13. Conceptual Example 5 provides background for this problem. A hole is drilled through a copper plate whose temperature is 11 °C. (a) When the temperature of the plate is increased, will the radius of the hole be larger or smaller than the radius at 11 °C? Why? (b) When the plate is heated to 110 °C, by what fraction Ar/r, will the radius of the hole change?

13. Conceptual Example 5 provides background for this problem. A hole is drilled through a copper plate whose temperature is 11 °C. (a) When the temperature of the plate is increased, will the radius of the hole be larger or smaller than the radius at 11 °C? Why? (b) When the plate is heated to 110 °C, by what fraction Ar/r, will the radius of the hole change?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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