I need neat and clean handwritten solution explaining every steps. Do remember before attempting. Thanks The figure below is a phase diagram for alloys of aluminum and siliconAtomic percentage, silicon"C1,3001050 60901,4001,300L1,3001,1001000900800700 660.437600300400300x+L16 136-577-L+B1414a+BAl 202090Si50Weight percentage, siliconPart ACalculate the weight fraction of the a phase that is proeutectic in a 6 wt%, Si-94wt% Al alloy at 576°C.Express your answer to three significant figures.Fraction proeutectic a = 0.628The answer above is the CORRECT answer. Please give the correct solutionmethod70

Apply level rule at 576 degree Celsius at 6 wt% Si.

The figure below is a phase diagram for alloys of aluminum and silicon Atomic percentage, silicon "C 1,300 10 20 60 50 90 1,400 1,300 L 1,300 1,100 1000 900 800 700 600 AST 600 A 300 400 300 +L 16 126 -a 30 -577- 40 L+B a+B Al 30 20 90 Si 50 60 70 Weight percentage, silicon Part A Calculate the weight fraction of the a phase that is proeutectic in a 6 wt%, Si-94 wt% Al alloy at 576°C. Express your answer to three significant figures. Fraction proeutectic a = 0.628 The answer above is the CORRECT answer. Please give the correct solution method 1,414

The figure below is a phase diagram for alloys of aluminum and silicon Atomic percentage, silicon "C 1,300 10 20 60 50 90 1,400 1,300 L 1,300 1,100 1000 900 800 700 600 AST 600 A 300 400 300 +L 16 126 -a 30 -577- 40 L+B a+B Al 30 20 90 Si 50 60 70 Weight percentage, silicon Part A Calculate the weight fraction of the a phase that is proeutectic in a 6 wt%, Si-94 wt% Al alloy at 576°C. Express your answer to three significant figures. Fraction proeutectic a = 0.628 The answer above is the CORRECT answer. Please give the correct solution method 1,414

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