Cast iron has very high___________________?

Correct answer: A. Compressive strength

  • A. Compressive strength
  • B. Ductility
  • C. Shock resistance
  • D. Resistance to brittleness

Explanation

Cast iron withstands very high compressive loads because its graphite-rich structure resists squeezing. It is weak in tension and is brittle, so ductility and shock resistance are poor.

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