4-Transformation in eutectoid steels is named as a. Austenitizing b. Carburizing c. Decarburizing d. Nitriding 5-Which of the following types of cast iron includes black flakes of graphite in it? a. White cast iron b.Grey cast iron c. Ductile cast iron d.Malleable cast iron 6- Nodules of graphite are observed in the microstructure of a. White cast iron b. Malleable cast iron c. Spheroidal cast iron d. All of the above.

4-Transformation in eutectoid steels is named as a. Austenitizing b. Carburizing c. Decarburizing d. Nitriding 5-Which of the following types of cast iron includes black flakes of graphite in it? a. White cast iron b.Grey cast iron c. Ductile cast iron d.Malleable cast iron 6- Nodules of graphite are observed in the microstructure of a. White cast iron b. Malleable cast iron c. Spheroidal cast iron d. All of the above.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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