Please do fast Suppose a perfect dislocation in FCC dissociates intotwo partials which have their Burgers vector as[211] and [112]. Which of the followingstatement is correct.a. The Burgers vector of the perfect dislocationline is (101]b. The energy associated with each imperfectdislocation isO c. The Burgers vector of the perfect dislocationIne is 을[110]d. Energy of the perfect dislocation is smallerthan the sum of energies of the two imperfectdislocations.

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Suppose a perfect dislocation in FCC dissociates into two partials which have their Burgers vector as [211] and (112]. Which of the following statement is correct. a. The Burgers vector of the perfect dislocation Ine is 을[101] b. The energy associated with each imperfect dislocation is c. The Burgers vector of the perfect dislocation lin d. Energy of the perfect dislocation is smaller than the sum of energies of the two imperfect dislocations.

Suppose a perfect dislocation in FCC dissociates into two partials which have their Burgers vector as [211] and (112]. Which of the following statement is correct. a. The Burgers vector of the perfect dislocation Ine is 을[101] b. The energy associated with each imperfect dislocation is c. The Burgers vector of the perfect dislocation lin d. Energy of the perfect dislocation is smaller than the sum of energies of the two imperfect dislocations.

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