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.  Two blocks, A and B, are made of the same material. Block A has dimensions l...

.  Two blocks, A and B, are made of the same material. Block A has dimensions l × w × h = L × 2L × L and Block B has dimensions 2L × 2L × 2L. If the temperature changes, what is

  1. the change in the volume of the two blocks,  ( Ans  8L3)
  2. the change in the cross-sectional area l×w, and  ( Ans  4L2)
  3. the change in the height h of the two blocks?       ( Ans 2L)

*can someone please explain how to do this!

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