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Question 2) A material that is malleable can be defined as: a) Able to return to its original shape after distortion b) Heavy c) A material that will last a long time d) Able to…

Question 2) A material that is malleable can be defined as: a) Able to return to its original shape after distortion b) Heavy c) A material that will last a long time d) Able to…
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Question 2) A material that is malleable can be defined as:

a) Able to return to its original shape after distortion
b) Heavy
c) A material that will last a long time
d) Able to be worked without fracture

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Answer:

A.

Step-by-step explanation:

Able to return to it's original shape after distortion.

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