A physics major builds an experimental thermometer using two materials. Mastodonium has a ridiculously high thermal expansion coefficient of $55{10}^{-6}in./$in$.F$ and inertium has a ridiculously low value of $0in\frac{.}{?}$ in$.F.$ A vertical column of mastodonium is connected to the stub end of a long pointer, $1\mathrm{.}2$ inches from a pivot point. As the mastodonium column heats or cools, it causes the pointer to rotate on its pivot. How far does the tip of the pointer move up or down for a $1F$ change in temperature?