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A body with negligible volume expansivity floats in a liquid partially submerged. For two different temperature `t_(1) and t_(2)` of the liquid, fractions `eta_(1) and eta_(2)` of the volume of the solid remain submerged in the liquid. The coefficient of volume expansion of the liquid is equal to:

A

`( eta_(1) - eta_(2))/( eta_(2) t_(1) -eta_(1) t_(2) )`

B

`( eta_(1) - eta_(2) )/( eta_(1) t_(1) - eta_(2) eta_(2) )`

C

`( eta_(1) + eta_(2) )/( eta_(2) t_(1) + eta_(1) t_(2) )`

D

`( eta_(1) + eta_(2) )/( eta_(1) t_(1) + eta_(2) t_(2) )`

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