For the equilibrium iron-carbon system, if you were at a temperature of 1147 °C and a compositionof 3 wt% C, what fraction of the system would be in the Fe3C phase? Your answer should be inthe form of a percentage (a value 0-100).Atomic percentage, carbon°C2 51015201,7001,6001,538°-1,495°1,500-L-1 4001:52 PMType here to search99+59°F Sunny11/28/2021PgUpPgDnF12PrtScnDIIF5HomeF9EndF10F2F3F4F7F11Ins%23%24Bac4.9.%3D25 Atomic percentage, carbon°C1,700101520251,6001,538°-1,495°1,500-L-1,4001,3941,300y+L1,227 C1,200L+Fe C1,148-2.11-(austenite)1,1004.306.69-1,000912°y+Fe3C900800727°7000.02 0.77600Fe3C|(cementite)-(ferrite)500400a + Fe3C300200100Fe2346.Weight percentage, carbon2.

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For the equilibrium iron-carbon system, if you were at a temperature of 1147 °C and a composition of 3 wt% C, what fraction of the system would be in the Fe3C phase? Your answer should be in the form of a percentage (a value 0-100). Atomic percentage, carbon °C 2 5 10 15 25 1,700 1,600 1,538° -1,495° 1,500 -L- 1. 400 20

For the equilibrium iron-carbon system, if you were at a temperature of 1147 °C and a composition of 3 wt% C, what fraction of the system would be in the Fe3C phase? Your answer should be in the form of a percentage (a value 0-100). Atomic percentage, carbon °C 2 5 10 15 25 1,700 1,600 1,538° -1,495° 1,500 -L- 1. 400 20

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