Prove that the coefficient of volume expansion is three times of
coefficient of linear expansion :
OR
prove that β = 3α :
consider a body of length 'L' Breath 'b' and Height 'h' the volume of a body is 'V' at initial temperature `'T_1^'` as given as:
V = lbh
When the temperature increases from `'T_1^'` to `'T_2^'` .Its volume become ' v′ ' :
`v′=l′b′h′`
v′= l ( 1+αΔT) × b( 1+αΔT) × h( 1+αΔT)
`v′=lbh(1+\alpha\Delta T)³`
`\because(a+b)³=a³+3a²b+3ab²+b³\;`
`v′=v(1+3\alpha\triangle T+3\alpha²\triangle T²+\alpha³\triangle T³)`
Since α is very small ,o we can neglect the higher term
v′ = v(1+3α∆T)
v′ =v+3vα∆T
v′-v = 3vα∆T
∆v = 3vα∆T
∵∆v=βv∆T
βv∆T= 3Vα∆T
β = 3α |
OR
α = 1/3 β |
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