Which example is NOT the proper use of a casting of a toolmark?

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When we say toolmark, this describes as the mark that is produced by a particular tool. This is typically used in forensic science for identification. Based on the examples above, the one that is not the proper use of casting of a toolmark is option B. Hope this helps.

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