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Darya [45]
2 years ago
13

Why do malleable and ductile physical properties help make minerals useful? Pls answer with a simple/easy to understand answer

Biology
1 answer:
vodomira [7]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Malleable and ductile properties indeed help minerals useful. Both properties are useful because they help in transforming the shapes of minerals. Malleability is a useful property since it can be flattened or pounded by a hammer. Also, the ductile property makes it possible for the minerals to be stretched in the form of a wire. These two properties makes it useful for minerals.

Explanation:

Malleable and ductile properties indeed help minerals useful.

Both properties help in transforming the shapes of minerals.

Malleability is a useful property since it can be flattened or pounded by a hammer.

The ductile property makes it possible for the minerals to be stretched in the form of a wire.

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