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Question 2 © 1
4 Given different types of iron carbon alloys, arrange the alloys in assending order of theirstrengths.
) f (6) 0:32 WiC with coarse peralite, (b) 0.63 wi'% corse pearlite (c) 0.53 wi of finepearite.
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Asked by: Veera manikanta
Created at: 2025-08-16 16:04:01
Asked by: Veera manikanta
Created at: 2025-08-16 16:04:01
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Let's break down the question:
**Given:**
- (a) 0.32 wt%C with coarse pearlite
- (b) 0.63 wt%C coarse pearlite
- (c) 0.53 wt%C of fine pearlite
**Task:** Arrange the alloys in ascending order of their strengths.
### Key Points:
- **Strength increases with:**
- Finer pearlite (fine pearlite is stronger than coarse pearlite)
- Higher carbon content (up to 0.8 wt%C for pearlite)
- **Order based on strength:**
- Coarse pearlite < Fine pearlite
- Lower C < Higher C (within pearlite range)
### Analysis:
- **(a) 0.32 wt%C, coarse pearlite:** Lowest carbon, coarse structure → **Lowest strength**
- **(b) 0.63 wt%C, coarse pearlite:** Higher carbon, still coarse → **Medium strength**
- **(c) 0.53 wt%C, fine pearlite:** Fine structure increases strength, even though carbon is slightly less than (b) → **Highest strength**
### **Ascending order of strength:**
(a) < (b) < (c)
### Correct answer:
- **(a) → (b) → (c)**
So, **select the last option**:
**(a)→(b)→(c)**
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