Question 9An Ag-Cu alloy contains 25% a and 75% B at 600"C. The composition of the overall alloy is approximately1000L+B800a /8.87.28-129224a +8500972400Ag 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 CuCu (by weight)O A. 73.5% CuOB. 65.8% CuOC. 89.6% CuD 80.2% Cu

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Question 9 An Ag-Cu alloy contains 25% a and 75% B at 600 C. The composition of the overall alloy is approximately 1000 L+B 800 a /8.87. 28-12 922 a +8 500 972 400 Ag 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Cu Cu (by weight) O A. 73.5% Cu OB. 65.8% Cu OC. 89.6% Cu OD 80.2% Cu

Question 9 An Ag-Cu alloy contains 25% a and 75% B at 600 C. The composition of the overall alloy is approximately 1000 L+B 800 a /8.87. 28-12 922 a +8 500 972 400 Ag 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Cu Cu (by weight) O A. 73.5% Cu OB. 65.8% Cu OC. 89.6% Cu OD 80.2% Cu

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