What is the condition for there to be a difference in the lengths… - Vidyadip

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What is the condition for there to be a difference in the lengths of a brass rod and an iron rod at all temperatures?

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The length of the rods is inversely proportional to their coefficient of linear expansion. This is the condition.

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