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When a metal ring having some gap is heated
(a) length of gap increases
(b) radius of the ring decreases
(c) the angle substanded by the gap at the centre remains same
(d) length of gap decreases

A

Only `d` is correct

B

`a` and `b` are correct

C

`a` & `c` are correct

D

all are correct

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