Engineering, 04.12.2020 03:30 katherineweightman

Which of the following needs would a materials engineer be able to fulfill? (Select all that apply. Determine when and why a material would break down.
Find ways to combine the existing materials on a project in a way that meets project needs.
Design new and innovative buildings and other structures incorporating new materials.
Develop a process for testing and comparing the properties of different materials.

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