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A uniform metal rod is placed on an inclined plane. The friction is sufficient to prevent sliding. The rod is uniformly heated to a certain temperature and cooled back to its original temperature. This process is repeated many times. Show that the rod slowly moves down when the heating and cooling is carried out.


A uniform metal rod is placed on an inclined plane. The friction is sufficient to prevent sliding.


 


The rod is uniformly heated to a certain temperature and cooled back to its original temperature. This process is repeated many times. Show that the rod slowly moves down when the heating and cooling is carried out.


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