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The nondestructive test that detects surface and near-surface cracks in ferromagnetic materials using iron powder is:

1. Magnetic particle testing
2. Dye penetrant testing
3. Ultrasonic testing
4. Radiographic testing

Answer

A. Magnetic particle testing

Solution

Cracks disturb the magnetic field, attracting the particles.

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