The fractional equivalent of 0.15 is 
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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In Prob. 16.7 the volume fraction of the precipitate was taken to be 0.001.
(a) Assuming that the precipitate consists of cementite, and the the densities of cementite and ferrite are nearly equal, estimate the carbon concentration in the iron. (b) Would it be possible to get this much carbon in solution at 1000 K? In other words, could one reasonably expect to obtain a 0.001 volume fraction of cementite precipitate on aging just above 300 K after a rapid quench from 1000 K?
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Why should you never force a nut, bolt, or screw when it does not fit correctly?
A) You can cross-thread the part and strip the threads. B) You can loosen the bolt and lose it within the part. C) You can cause discoloration to the nut, bolt, or screw. D) You can undermine the integrity of the adhesive holding it in place.
The Rockwell and Brinell Hardness Testers utilize the specific property of hardness known as:
A) Elastic hardness B) Resistance to penetration C) Hardenability D) Resistance to abrasion