Asked by Taiye

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The linear expansivity of a metal P is twice that of another metal Q. When these materials are heated through the same temperature change, their increase in length is the same. Calculate the ratio of the original length of P to that of Q.
Answered by R_scott
if P and Q have the same length increase

then P must originally be half the length of Q
... because its linear expansivity is twice that of Q







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Answered by Henry
Physics

Answered by Oluwagbenga
Can't you write it in numbers
Answered by Stella
Pls can u give the workings
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Pls can u give the workings
Answered by Please can you show the workings
Please can you show the workings
Answered by Bisi
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Answered by Jacob favour
Pls show solvings
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