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Question $2($hw$2\_$q$2.$py$)$: Thermal expansion is the concept of physical materials changing their shape as a result of temperature changes. For example, when we build bridges, we need to include expansion joints in the road, thereby allowing the expansion and contraction of the road due to changes in temperature. In fact, the change can be in terms of density, area, volume and shape. For this problem we will focus on the linear change to a metal based on a change in temperature.

Linear thermal expansion occurs in one axis or direction $($hence the name$).$ Here, the change in length $($denoted by $L)$ is proportional to the material's coefficient of linear expansion $(),$ the original length of the material $(L_0),$ and the change in the temperature $(T).$ It can be expressed with the following equation:

$L={}^{**}{L}_0^{**}T$

Similarly, volumetric thermal expansion can occur when the material expands or contracts in all directions. The change in volume $(V)$ is is proportional to the material's coefficient of volumetric expansion $(),$ the original volume of the material $(V_0),$ and the change in the temperature $(T).$ It can be expressed with the following equation:

$V=**V_0**T$

Write a Python program that prompts the user to enter each of the following:

the original length of an aluminum beam $($float$),$

the original length of a lead beam $($float$),$

the current temperature in fahrenheit $($float$),$ and

the ending temperature in fahrenheit $($float$)$

Once entered, calculate the change in length and volume of both beams due to thermal expansion. Your output should include printing both the change amounts and the new values $($new length, new volume$)($see sample executions below$).$ Note that the input lengths must be in terms of meters, and the input temperatures must be entered in terms of fahrenheit.

The calculations are in terms of celsius, so your program will be required to convert the user input from fahrenheit to celsius $($and also to convert the amount of the temperature change$).$ You are required to investigate the correct formula for the conversion of a temperature from fahrenheit to celsius to include in your program.

Note the following coefficients for linear and volumetric expansion for both aluminum and lead, These values are constant and should be represented in your program as constants.

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