4. For the A-B alloy the phase diagram below, use the lever rule to find the amount of liquid and solid states and their compositionsat Temperature T. Let Cx = 25%B, C =40%B, Cy = 60 %BComplete solubility of two metalsin liquid and solid states (Ni -Cu ,Sb - Bi)TAMEMTEMaTCyABConcentration of B in Awww.substoch comTemperature

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4. For the A-B alloy the phase diagram below, use the lever rule to find the amount of liquid and solid states and their compositions at Temperature T. Let Cx = 25%B, C =40%B, Cy = 60 %B

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