Answer:
The coefficient of expansion is
∝=1.56*10^-5/C
Explanation:
The problem is based on linear expansivity
The linear expansivity of a solid is the fractional increase in length per unit degree rise in temperature.
It is given as
∝=ΔL/ΔT
Given L1=20.5cm to m =20.5/100
=0.205m
L2=20.11cm to m= 20.11/100
= 0.2011nlm
T1=20°c
T2=270°c
∝=0.2011-0.205/270-20
∝=0.0039/250
∝=0.0000156
∝=1.56*10^-5/C