Answer all the following questions:1- How Vickers hardness test is different from other hardness tests?2- How to measure Vickers microhardness test?3- Describe the Vickers microhardness test inventor?4- Does the surface condition has any effect of the hardness value?5- Which factors affect the selecting of the appropriate hardness test?6- Why Vickers method of hardness testing is accurate compared to Rockwell method?7- What are the advantages, disadvantages and limitations of Vickers microhardnesstesting?

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