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1. Which of these materials is the strongest? O CHIPBOARD O PLYWOOD PINE O BLOCKBOARD MDF Please help me with this question, very urgent, I will pay extra bonus points if done c…

1. Which of these materials is the strongest? O CHIPBOARD O PLYWOOD PINE O BLOCKBOARD MDF Please help me with this question, very urgent, I will pay extra bonus points if done c…
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1. Which of these materials is the strongest?

O CHIPBOARD
O PLYWOOD
PINE
O BLOCKBOARD
MDF

Please help me with this question, very urgent, I will pay extra bonus points if done correctly.

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Answer : MDF
Explanation: it’s proven to be
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