A composite specimen has a dimensions with length (5 cm) and width (3 cm) and height (1 cm). Consist of (Al) as a matrix and (Al,O;) particles as a reinforcement. The volume fraction of (Al) matrix was (70 %). Calculate the mass of (Al) and (Al,O3) and the total mass. Note: Pe =3.077 g/cm³ Pm =2.69 g/cm³

A composite specimen has a dimensions with length (5 cm) and width (3 cm) and height (1 cm). Consist of (Al) as a matrix and (Al,O;) particles as a reinforcement. The volume fraction of (Al) matrix was (70 %). Calculate the mass of (Al) and (Al,O3) and the total mass. Note: Pe =3.077 g/cm³ Pm =2.69 g/cm³

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