A rectangular plate has a circular cavit...

A rectangular plate has a circular cavity as shown in the figure. If we increases its temperature then which dimension will increases in following figure.

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Distance between any two point on a object increases with increases in temperature
So, all dimension `a, b, c` and `d` will increase

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