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Choose B: low strength, good ductility.
Low-carbon steel is the type of carbon steel with the lowest (B. strength) and the best plasticity.
Low-carbon steel is the type of carbon steel with the lowest (A) content and the best plasticity
B. Strength. ----------------------------------------------
B. Strength: The annealed structure of low-carbon steel consists of ferrite and a small amount of pearlite; it has relatively low strength and hardness, but good plasticity and toughness
The answer is: B. Low-carbon steel has relatively low strength and hardness; it is commonly known as soft steel, with a carbon content of less than 0.25%
Low-carbon steel is the type of carbon steel with the lowest (D. comprehensive properties) but the best plasticity. A. Weldability B. Strength C. Oxidation resistance D. Comprehensive performance