Hammers and railway rails are normally made of___________________?

Correct answer: A. High carbon steel

  • A. High carbon steel
  • B. Dead mild steel
  • C. Medium carbon steel
  • D. Mild steel

Explanation

Hammers and railway rails require high hardness and wear resistance, obtained from high-carbon steel. Mild and medium-carbon steels are softer and are used where greater ductility or weldability is needed.

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