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The diameter of a rotating fly wheel is R. Its coefficient of linear expansion is `alpha`.. If the temperature is increased by `DeltaT`, the percentage change in its rotational KE would be

A

`alpha,Deltat.100`

B

`2alpha,Deltat.100`

C

`(alphaDeltat)/(2)xx100`

D

`(2alphaDeltat)/(5)xx100`

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