A metal rod doubles in length when its temperature changes from 20°C to 30°C. Which statement will describe the metal rod? * the a of the metal rod is 0.2 per Cº the metal rod expands by 2 meters every 1Cº the metal rod will ONLY expand if there is an increase in temperature of 10C°

A metal rod doubles in length when its temperature changes from 20°C to 30°C. Which statement will describe the metal rod? * the a of the metal rod is 0.2 per Cº the metal rod expands by 2 meters every 1Cº the metal rod will ONLY expand if there is an increase in temperature of 10C°

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A metal rod doubles in length when its temperature changes from 20°C to 30°C. Which
statement will describe the metal rod? *
the a of the metal rod is 0.2 per Cº
the metal rod expands by 2 meters every 1Cº
the metal rod will ONLY expand if there is an increase in temperature of 10C°

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