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1 g water has a volume of 1 `cm^(3)` at `4^(@)C`. Its volume at `60^(@)C` is `1.0169cm^(3)`. Calculate the average coefficient of real expansion of water between these two temperatures.

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Coefficient of real expansion (average value),
`gamma=(V_(2)-V_(1))/(V_(1)(t_(2)-t_(1)))`
`" "=(1.0169-1)/(1 times (60-4))=0.0169/56=3.02 times 10^(-4@)C^(-1).`
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