What happens to the level of the liquid, when the coefficient of real expansion of the liquid is same as the coefficient of volume expansion of the vessel?

What happens to the level of the liquid, when the coefficient of real

1.	What happens to the level of the liquid, when the coefficient of real expansion of the liquid is same as the coefficient of volume expansion of the vessel?
Answer» SOLUTION :We know `gamma _(g) = gamma _(s) + gamma _("vessel").` · If the coefficient of real expansion of the liquid is EQUAL to the coefficient of volume expansion of the vessel, coefficient of apparent expansion of the liquid BECOMES ZERO. Owing to this the level of the liquid does not change