name two types of point defects and distinguish between them. List three methods of precenting corrosion, and describe ONE in detail. 10. An application requires a part to have high tensile strength (in tension) while at the same time having low density. Suggest a material which would satisfy these requirements at a relatively low cost, and justify your choice.

name two types of point defects and distinguish between them. List three methods of precenting corrosion, and describe ONE in detail. 10. An application requires a part to have high tensile strength (in tension) while at the same time having low density. Suggest a material which would satisfy these requirements at a relatively low cost, and justify your choice.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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