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Two rods are joined between fixed supports as shown in the figure. Condition for no change in the length of individual rods with the increase of temperature will be
`"(" alpha_(1), alpha_(2)=` linear expansion coefficient
`A_(1), A_(2)=` Area of rods
`Y_(1), Y_(2)=` Young modulus `")"`

A

`A_1 /A_2 = (alpha_1y_1)/(alpha_2y_2)`

B

`A_1 /A_2 = (L_1alpha_1y_1)/(L_2alpha_2y_2)`

C

`A_1 /A_2 = (L_2alpha_1y_1)/(L_1alpha_2y_2)`

D

`A_1 /A_2 = (alpha_2y_2)/(alpha_1y_1)`

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