At temperatures above 0.80 of the melting temperature and at very low stress, the primary mechanism of creep strain in metals is
(a) Cobel creep.
(b) Dislocation glide
(c) Dislocation creep
(d) Herring-Nabarro vacancy flux
(d) Herring-Nabarro vacancy flux
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