Consider a ~30 ft metal pole in the ground, marking the road and snow level, at Sonora Pass, the highest pass in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Assume the pole is a stainless steel; Estimate the difference in height you would find if you measured the height of this pole on a hot summer day versus a cold winter day. What would you expect the height difference to be if the pole were instead made of Aluminum?

Consider a ~30 ft metal pole in the ground, marking the road and snow level, at Sonora Pass, the highest pass in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Assume the pole is a stainless steel; Estimate the difference in height you would find if you measured the height of this pole on a hot summer day versus a cold winter day. What would you expect the height difference to be if the pole were instead made of Aluminum?

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