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5) Cylinders A and B are made of different materials, (Lead or Aluminum), if at room temperature cylinder A just fits into the hole in cylinder B but when they are both heated Cylinder A will not fit into the hole in cylinder B, which cylinder is Lead and which is Aluminum?

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