Ceramic materials possess which of the following properties? a) Brittle and low dielectric constant b) Rigid and low dielectric constant c) Brittle and high dielectric constant d) Rigid and high dielectric constant

Ceramic materials possess which of the following properties?
a) Brittle and low dielectric constant
b) Rigid and low dielectric constant
c) Brittle and high dielectric constant
d) Rigid and high dielectric constant
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c) Brittle and high dielectric constant
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