The ratio of the coefficient of linear expansion of two metals \(\frac{∝_1}{∝_2}\) is 3:4. If, when heated through the same temperature change, the ratio of the increase in length of the two metals, \(\frac{e_1}{e_2}\) is 1:2, the ratio of the original lengths \(\frac{l_1}{l_2}\) is

a

8/3

b

3/2

c

2/3

d

3/8

Download Offline App Ask a Question

Explanation

Correct Option
c

Video Explanation

Post your Contribution

Share:

Discussions (8)

VPETERS2002
6 years ago
Image

The ratio of the coefficient of linear expansion of two metals ∝1/∝2 is 3:4. If, when heated through the same temperature change, the ratio of the increase in length of the two metals, e1/e2 is 1:2, the ratio of the original lengths l1/l2 is

feranmiadam
3 years ago

my own personal magic formula 😂😂😋
4/3 ×1/2=2/3

Mighty2812
2 months ago

no explanation

Igwedexy
6 years ago

got 3/2

Quick Questions

Ask a Question
CO

ceoofwahala

20th June, 2026

Chemistry


2 comments

ASSAAS

20th June, 2026

English Language


5 comments

infinitehoaxx

21st May, 2026

Computer


4 comments