Suppose that the steel gas tank in your car is completely filled when the temperature is 10.2 °c. how many gallons will spill out of the 19.6- gallon tank when the temperature rises to 41.5 °c?

To solve this problem it is necessary to apply the thermal expansion in liquids for this particular case, the volumetric expansion.

The formula that allows us to calculate the volumetric expansion of steel is given by

Where

Initial Volume

= Thermal coefficient of volumetric expansion

= Change in Temperature

For steel and gasoline we would then have to,

STEEL:

GASOLINE:

Therefore the amount of gasoline spill out is

if they have a finite resultant

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