# []( Left Normal O The strip will curve only to the right if it is heated or cooled. O The strip will curve to the left when heated and to the right when cooled. O The strip will curve to the right when heated and to the left when cooled. O The strip will curve only to the left if it is heated or cooled. Need Help? A bimetallic strip is positioned on a table so that one metal of the strip is toward the right and the other metal is to the left as shown in the figure in its "normal" state. The metal on the left has a lower coefficient of linear expansion than the one on the right. The strip is then heated and cooled in a series of experiments. Which way will it curve? Choose the best answer. Type here to search Read It O Right Ef 2 Mail - Forehand, Al... S PowerPoint To-Do Lists | CP 59°F Mostly cloudy ^ 4) > ENG Other favorit 5:52 PM 10/2/2022 723 -

# []( Left Normal O The strip will curve only to the right if it is heated or cooled. O The strip will curve to the left when heated and to the right when cooled. O The strip will curve to the right when heated and to the left when cooled. O The strip will curve only to the left if it is heated or cooled. Need Help? A bimetallic strip is positioned on a table so that one metal of the strip is toward the right and the other metal is to the left as shown in the figure in its "normal" state. The metal on the left has a lower coefficient of linear expansion than the one on the right. The strip is then heated and cooled in a series of experiments. Which way will it curve? Choose the best answer. Type here to search Read It O Right Ef 2 Mail - Forehand, Al... S PowerPoint To-Do Lists | CP 59°F Mostly cloudy ^ 4) > ENG Other favorit 5:52 PM 10/2/2022 723 -

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