Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Engineering Materials · easy
A material made of two or more distinct materials combined to obtain properties not achievable by either alone is called a:
- Composite
- Alloy
- Polymer blend only
- Ceramic
Answer
A. Composite
Solution
Examples: fiberglass, reinforced concrete, carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer.
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