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Brass is an alloy of:
zinc and iron
lead and copper
iron and lead
copper and zinc
- Option 1: Zinc and Iron
- This is incorrect. Zinc and iron form different alloys, but not brass.
- Option 2: Lead and Copper
- This is incorrect. Lead and copper together do form other alloys, like leaded bronze, but not brass.
- Option 3: Iron and Lead
- This is incorrect. Iron and lead do not usually form a well-known alloy.
- Option 4: Copper and Zinc
- Correct! Brass is an alloy made by combining copper and zinc. It’s known for its bright gold-like appearance and excellent machinability.
- Option 4 is the correct answer.
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