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An iron tank tas a capacity of V=50 litres of kerosene at `T_(0)=273K`. What amount of kerosene will flow out of the full tank, if it is brought in a room where the temperature is T=293K? [The density of kerosene `rho=0.8xx10^(3)kg//m^(3)`, coefficient of volume expansions of kerosene `gamma_(k)=10xx10^(-4)` and coefficient of linear expansio of iron `alpha_(i)=1.2xx10^(-5)`, all in SI units].

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`Deltam=0.7712kg`
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