For glass fragments to be individualized, what must be true?

A. They must fit together

B. They must have the same density

C. They must look the same

D. They must be the same color

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Natalie Duran

13 April, 22:00

For glass fragments to be individualized, what must be true?

A. They must fit together

B. They must have the same density

C. They must look the same

D. They must be the same color

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Sullivan Bryant · Answer 1

For glass fragments to be individualized, they must fit together. Broken glass fragments are very common in forensic science and can lead to the suspect if small fragments are found on their things.

For glass fragments to be individualized, what must be true?A. They must fit togetherB. They must have the same densityC. They must look the sameD. They must be the same color

For glass fragments to be individualized, what must be true?

A. They must fit together

B. They must have the same density

C. They must look the same

D. They must be the same color