C. Three materials are heated from 15°C to 40°C to determine its elongation. which materials will passed to a standard length of deformation of 4 in? : Material Length (ft) a degrees F 3MM + 1DD 0.0000DD 3DD + 1MM 0.0000MM H. 4MM + 1DD 0.00001DD

C. Three materials are heated from 15°C to 40°C to determine its elongation. which materials will passed to a standard length of deformation of 4 in? : Material Length (ft) a degrees F 3MM + 1DD 0.0000DD 3DD + 1MM 0.0000MM H. 4MM + 1DD 0.00001DD

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please answer. refer to DD = 26 and MM = 07

C. Three materials are heated from 15°C to 40°C to determine its elongation. which
materials will passed to a standard length of deformation of 4 in? :
Material
Length (ft)
3MM + 1DD
a degrees F
0.0000DD
G
3DD + 1MM
0.0000MM
4MM + 1DD
0.00001DD

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