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A brass scale is graduated at 10^@C. Wha...

A brass scale is graduated at `10^@C`. What is the true length of a zinc rod which measures 60.00 cm on this scale at `30^@C`?
Coefficient of linear expansion of brass`=18xx10^-6K^-1`.

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