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Two marks on a glass rod `10cm` apart are found to increase their distance by `0.06mm` when the rod is heated from `0^(0)C` to `10^(0)C`. A flask made of the same glass as that rod measiures a volume of `1000 c.c` at `0^(0)C`. The volume it measures at `100^(0)C` in `c.c.` is

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