The answer is one of the options below please solve carefully and circle the correct option Please write clear . What process does this following sample have gone through?OI. noneO II. quenchingO II. annealingO IV. cold rolling

ALL THE OPTION ARE HEAT TREATMENT PROCESS LIKE ANNEALLING ,QUENCHING AND COLD ROLLING .

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What process does this following sample have gone through? I. none II. quenching III. annealing IV. cold rolling

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What process does this following sample have gone through?
OI. none
O II. quenching
O II. annealing
O IV. cold rolling

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