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Which of these objects are malleable? Check all that apply.(A) tin fork and knife from a camping set (B) antique ceramic vase (C) steel pole fence post (D)marble sculpture (E)glass tabletop (F)copper coin
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Which of these objects are malleable? Check all that apply.(A) tin fork and knife from a camping set (B) antique ceramic vase (C) steel pole fence post (D)marble sculpture (E)glass tabletop (F)copper coin

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The answers are, A, C, and F. These can be bent, broke, or something other that can change the physical appearance. 
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The answers are A, C, and F. Each can be bent/twisted to your liking. B is incorrect because you can not bend ceramic, it would just crack, same as the marble sculpture. A glass tabletop would shatter.
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