Explanation Write the expression for final volume of the substance. V = V o ( 1 + β Δ T ) (I) Here, V is change in volume, β is coefficient of volume expansion, V o is original volume at initial temperature and Δ T is the change in temperature. Write the expression for Δ T . Δ T = T − T o Here, T o is the initial temperature where l o is the length and T is the when length is increased or decreased. Substitute T − T o for Δ T in equation (I). V = V o ( 1 + β ( T − T o ) ) (II) Conclusion: Substitute 75 × 10 − 6 / °C for β , 100 ° C for T , 0 ° C for T 0 and 1

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