Consider a cylindrical aluminum container meant to store liquids. When the container isat 20 °C, it is 20 centimeters deep and has a capacity of 2000 cm³. a) The container iscompletely filled with turpentine at 20 °C. The turpentine and its aluminum containerare then slowly warmed to 80 °C. Since the coefficient of thermal expansion forturpentine is larger than that for aluminum, the turpentine will expand more in thisprocess, and thus will overflow. Calculate the volume of turpentine that overflows at80 °C. Express your answer in cubic centimeters. b) Next, the turpentine that remainedin the container and the container itself are slowly cooled back to 20 °C. Since thecoefficient of thermal expansion for turpentine is larger than that for aluminum, theturpentine will contract more in this process. Thus, the turpentine will no longer fill thecontainer completely. How far below the cylinder's rim does the turpentine's surfacerecede at 20 °C? Express your answer in centimeters.Hint: The volume of the aluminum container expands as it is heated. In other words, thecylindrical cavity where the liquid is stored grows bigger. Thus, you will have to keeptrack of two volumes. One is the volume of the aluminum container Va. and the other isthe volume of turpentine V.. Look up the coefficients of thermal expansion for aluminumand turpentine in your textbook.

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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