Determine the type of dislocation and the definition based on Figure 2. A. An edge dislocation is created in a crystal by insertion of an extra half plane of the atom and the Burger vector is parallel to the edge dislocation. B. Screw dislocation can be formed in a perfect crystal by applying upward and downward shear stresses to regions of a perfect crystal separated by a cutting plane and the Burger vector is perpendicular to the dislocation line. C. Mixed type of dislocation, within the crystal the dislocation is edge and screw components. D. All the answer is incorrect.

Determine the type of dislocation and the definition based on Figure 2. A. An edge dislocation is created in a crystal by insertion of an extra half plane of the atom and the Burger vector is parallel to the edge dislocation. B. Screw dislocation can be formed in a perfect crystal by applying upward and downward shear stresses to regions of a perfect crystal separated by a cutting plane and the Burger vector is perpendicular to the dislocation line. C. Mixed type of dislocation, within the crystal the dislocation is edge and screw components. D. All the answer is incorrect.

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