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The height of mercury column measured with brass scale at temperature T0 is H0. What height H' will the mercury column have at T = 0°C. Coefficient of volume expansion of mercury is γ. -

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The height of mercury column measured with brass scale at temperature T0 is H0. What height H' will the mercury column have at T = 0°C. Coefficient of volume expansion of mercury is γ. Coefficient of linear expansion of brass is α ______.

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  • H0(1 + αT0)

  • `("H"_0(1 + 3alpha"T"_0))/(1+gamma"T"_0)`

  • `("H"_0(1 + 3alpha"T"_0))/((1+gamma//3)"T"_0)`

  • `("H"_0(1 + alpha"T"_0))/(1+gamma"T"_0)`

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The height of mercury column measured with brass scale at temperature T0 is H0. What height H' will the mercury column have at T = 0°C. Coefficient of volume expansion of mercury is γ. Coefficient of linear expansion of brass is α `bb(("H"_0(1 + alpha"T"_0))/(1+gamma"T"_0))`.

Explanation:

Patm = ρ0gH;

Patm = `(rho_0  "gH"_0)/(1+gamma"T"_0)`

H `→` true reading at T0°C

Let H0 be observed reading at T0°C

∴ H0 = H[1 - αT1]

ρ0gH' = `(rho_0"gH"_0[1+alpha"T"_0])/(1+gamma"T"_0)`

⇒ H' = `("H"_0(1 + alpha"T"_0))/(1+gamma"T"_0)`

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