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What is a composite material?

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MCQ

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practice

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Topic

Using materials

Question

  1. A. A single material with uniform properties
  2. B. A matrix or binder surrounding reinforcement fibres or fragments
  3. C. A mixture of metals only
  4. D. A type of polymer that cannot be reshaped

Answer

A matrix or binder surrounding reinforcement fibres or fragments

Explanation

A composite material is defined as a combination of a matrix or binder that surrounds reinforcement fibres or fragments, enhancing its properties.

Common mistake

Misunderstanding Composites

Students often confuse a composite with a single material, thinking it is just one type of substance rather than a combination.

Remember that a composite is made up of a matrix or binder that surrounds reinforcement fibres or fragments, combining different materials to enhance properties.

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