The figure shows a copper disk of radius r and thickness 1, with a hole through its centre of radius a: a) Find an expression for the volume of the copper. b) Find an expression for the increase in temperature of the copper AT if it is supplied with an amount of heat Q at constant pressure. The density and specific heat (heat capacity per unit mass) of copper at constant pressure are pcu and cCu respectively. (You should treat these quantities as constants even though thermal expansion will slightly reduce the density, for example). c) of the disk AA/A when its temperature increases by AT, if the coefficient of linear expansion of copper is aCu- (change in dimension), such as (Ar) Find an expression for the fractional increase in area of the top surface You should ignore terms of the order

The figure shows a copper disk of radius r and thickness 1, with a hole through its centre of radius a: a) Find an expression for the volume of the copper. b) Find an expression for the increase in temperature of the copper AT if it is supplied with an amount of heat Q at constant pressure. The density and specific heat (heat capacity per unit mass) of copper at constant pressure are pcu and cCu respectively. (You should treat these quantities as constants even though thermal expansion will slightly reduce the density, for example). c) of the disk AA/A when its temperature increases by AT, if the coefficient of linear expansion of copper is aCu- (change in dimension), such as (Ar) Find an expression for the fractional increase in area of the top surface You should ignore terms of the order

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A2] The figure shows a copper disk of radius r and thickness r, with a hole
through its centre of radius a:
Find an expression for the volume of the copper.
b) Find an expression for the increase in temperature of the copper AT if it
is supplied with an amount of heat Q at constant pressure. The density and specific
heat (heat capacity per unit mass) of copper at constant pressure are PCu and ccu
respectively. (You should treat these quantities as constants even though thermal
expansion will slightly reduce the density, for example).
c)
of the disk AA/A when its temperature increases by AT, if the coefficient of linear
expansion of copper is aCu-
(change in dimension)", such as (Ar).
Find an expression for the fractional increase in area of the top surface
You should ignore terms of the order

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