3.a) Distinguish between the required conditions for the following fabrication techniques:i. Formingii. Castingiii. Powder Metallurgyb) Describe the rare or no usage of ferrous alloys in the following applications:i. Aircraft bodyii. Electrical conductorc) Suggest ONE (1) suitable material with ONE (1) reason that can be used in eachapplication listed in Q3(b).

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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