During which process of glass manufacturing does the glass flatten out? Melting the Wax Washing, drying, and cutting Annealing Floating on tin

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During which process of glass manufacturing does the glass flatten out?

Melting the Wax
Washing, drying, and cutting
Annealing
Floating on tin

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Floating on tin

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