2. Which property of this steel is significant to the failure analysis? The steel can Options: a. form carbides that strength it b. be heat treated in order to improve its strength. c. be strain-hardened.

2. Which property of this steel is significant to the failure analysis? The steel can Options: a. form carbides that strength it b. be heat treated in order to improve its strength. c. be strain-hardened.

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Chapter2: Measurement, Materials, And Safety

Section2.7: Heat Treatment Of Metals

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2. Which property of this steel is significant to the failure analysis? The steel can

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a. form carbides that strength it

b. be heat treated in order to improve its strength.

c. be strain-hardened.

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