03: A composite material product consists of an aluminum metal matrixreinforced by a 15% volume fraction of graphite fiber. Use the givenproperties of aluminum and graphite to determine:1. The density of the composite.2. The Mass fractions of the aluminum and graphite3. The transverse Young's modulus of the aluminum/ graphite composite.4. The axial Young's modulus of the aluminum/ graphite composite.5. Compare the results of the transverse and axial Young's modulus ofthe pure aluminum alloy with the results of the transverse and axialYoung's modulus of the composite found in 3 and 4 and give theimprovement or reduction percentages.Given: Aluminum pm = 0.0027 g / mm', E m = E2m = 70 GPaGraphite p= 0.0018 g / mm’, E1f =220 GPa, E = 20 GPa

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03: A composite material product consists of an aluminum metal matrix reinforced by a 15% volume fraction of graphite fiber. Use the given properties of aluminum and graphite to determine: 1. The density of the composite. 2. The Mass fractions of the aluminum and graphite 3. The transverse Young's modulus of the aluminum/ graphite composite.

03: A composite material product consists of an aluminum metal matrix reinforced by a 15% volume fraction of graphite fiber. Use the given properties of aluminum and graphite to determine: 1. The density of the composite. 2. The Mass fractions of the aluminum and graphite 3. The transverse Young's modulus of the aluminum/ graphite composite.

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