In powder compacting of a monolithic component, it is generally advised to keep the ratio of thickness to width below a limit (say 2.0) this is essentially due to

A) difficulty in ejection of compact leading to breakage B) sidewall friction leading to non-uniform density C) difficulty in sintering D) difficulty in burn off

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Correct Answer: Option A

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