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As a result of temperature rise of `32^(@)C` a bar with a crack at its centre buckles upwards. If the fixed distance be `L_(0)=4.0m` and the temperature coefficient of linear expansion be `alpha=25xx10^(-6)//C^(@)`, find the distance `x` by which the centre rises.

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