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Determine the cubical expansion of a liquid of volume 20liters at 30Â°c and 20.35 liters at 100Â°c

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by definition:
changeInVolume=coefficentVolumeExpansion*changeintemperatgure*OriginalVolume

coefficentVolumeExpansion=.35/(20*70) units of 1/degC

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