2) The region showing planar growth duringsolidification near the fusion zone boundarywill exhibitO High temperature gradient and high growthrateHigh temperature gradient and low growth rateLow temperature gradient and high growthrateO Low temperature gradient and low growth rate

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2) The region showing planar growth during solidification near the fusion zone boundary will exhibit O High temperature gradient and high growth rate O High temperature gradient and low growth rate Low temperature gradient and high growth rate Low temperature gradient and low growth rate

2) The region showing planar growth during solidification near the fusion zone boundary will exhibit O High temperature gradient and high growth rate O High temperature gradient and low growth rate Low temperature gradient and high growth rate Low temperature gradient and low growth rate

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2) The region showing planar growth during
solidification near the fusion zone boundary
will exhibit
O High temperature gradient and high growth
rate
High temperature gradient and low growth rate
Low temperature gradient and high growth
rate
O Low temperature gradient and low growth rate

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