In the binary phase diagram for the Cu-Ni system in the Figure provided:1. Draw the microstructures for each point for the alloy upon cooling (A-E) and label ALL phases!2. What are the compositions (C's) of EVERY phase and the relative phase amounts (W's) for each microstructure A-E? Showall work!TOCL (liquid)20(a, solid)30ABCD EE40OOOOO50wt% NiwwwCL=Ca=CL=Ca=CL=Ca=CL=Cu=C₁=Ca=W₁=Wa=WL=WQ=W₁=Wa=W₁=Wa=W₁=Wa=ABCDE

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