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12. Rubber band changes its shape. Then why is it called solid? *
Rubber band changes its shape only on stretching
(when a force is applied on it).
When force is remove, it retains its original shape.
III Rubber band has a fixed shape
IV It satisfies all other properties of solid.
a. Tonly
b. I and II
C. Il and III
d. 1, I1,I,IV

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