. __________ test can be termed as the semi-destructive test. (A) Impact (B) Torsion (C) Hardness (D) Charpy

. __________ test can be termed as the semi-destructive test.
(A) Impact
(B) Torsion
(C) Hardness
(D) Charpy
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Option C
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