Science, asked by gamer120, 4 months ago

you are given two material x and y . on hamming x is flsttend but y break,. which one is metal? why? ​

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Answered by jahnavi2005singh999
1

Answer:

x

Explanation:

because metals don't get break , they are malleable.

Answered by anushkaanil844
5

Answer:

x is metal

Explanation:

because if we beat metals they are converted into thin sheets. this property of metal is known as maleability. for example- gold, silver, copper ..are good malleable metals

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