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What does it mean for a material to be brittle? A. It bends easily when pressure is applied. B. It breaks when pressure is applied. C. It changes shape when pressure is applied. D. It stretches into thin
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What does it mean for a material to be brittle?

A. It bends easily when pressure is applied.

B. It breaks when pressure is applied.

C. It changes shape when pressure is applied.

D. It stretches into thin strands when pulled.

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B. it breaks when pressure is applied.

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