Write a function in Python called calc_length that takes two arguments, the length of the string L and the temperature T. This function should compute the new length of the string, taking into account the thermal expansion of the string relative to 20 degress (C). That new length should be returned from the function when it is called. A steel guitar E string has a length L of 700mm at a temperature Tthermal expansion coefficient for steel is a = 9 × 10-6/°C. The string length increases if thetemperature increases, and the length decreases if the temperature cools by a factor of(1+ aAT), where AT is the change in temperature in °C.20°C. The linear

Objective: This program includes a function to compute the new length of the steel guitar when the…

Write a function in Python called calc_length that takes two arguments, the length of the string L and the temperature T. This function should compute the new length of the string, taking into account the thermal expansion of the string relative to 20 degress (C). That new length should be returned from the function when it is called

Write a function in Python called calc_length that takes two arguments, the length of the string L and the temperature T. This function should compute the new length of the string, taking into account the thermal expansion of the string relative to 20 degress (C). That new length should be returned from the function when it is called

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter1: Fundamentals Of C++ Programming

Section: Chapter Questions

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