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Young's modulus for the material of a rod is Y and its coefficient of linear expansion is `alpha`. A rod of length l and cross-section A of this material is kept in between two rigid supports and its temperature is increased by `t^(@)C`. The force developed inside the rod is

A

`lAYalphat`

B

`AYalphat`

C

`lYalphat`

D

`Yalphat`

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