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If co-efficient of thermal (length) expansion for iron be `12xx10^(-6)^@C^(-1)` then ratio of thermal expansion to original length for `1^@C` increase in temperature-

A

12

B

`10^(-6)`

C

`12xx10^(-6)`

D

1

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