Answer this quick 1.True or False: Write "T" or "F" in the space provided(1). Material properties depend on applied loads. ( )(2). According to stress concentration, the stress is minimum around the edges of the hole. ( )(3). Osteons are aligned in the longitudinal direction in cortical bone. ( )(4). A load cell of the uniaxial test stand is used to measure the applied force on a sample. ( )(5). Ultimate point on the stress-strain diagram separates the elastic region from the plasticregion. ( )(6). For deformable material, the higher the Young's modulus, the more rigid the material. ( )Multiple Choice, Single Answer: Write a single letter in the space provided2.(1). What are the three main factors which determine the mechanical properties of biologicalmaterials?A. Collagen Alignment, Architecture, MicrostructureB. Age, Gender, HealthC. Tensile Force, Orientation of Loading, Bending MomentD.Composition, Structure, Loading Conditions(2). What is the name of the second (2nd) region of the general stress-strain behavior curve fortrabecular bone in longitudinal compression?A. Plateau region B. Toe region C. Linear region D. Densification region(3). The diagram labeled _shows the tensile stress-strain curve for tendons and ligaments.OVa(A)(B)V(C)(D)EE

1. True or False: Write "T" or "F" in the space provided (1). Material properties depend on applied loads. ( ) (2). According to stress concentration, the stress is minimum around the edges of the hole. ( ) (3). Osteons are aligned in the longitudinal direction in cortical bone. ( ) (4). A load cell of the uniaxial test stand is used to measure the applied force on a sample. ( ) (5). Ultimate point on the stress-strain diagram separates the elastic region from the plastic region. ( ) (6). For deformable material, the higher the Young's modulus, the more rigid the material. ()

1. True or False: Write "T" or "F" in the space provided (1). Material properties depend on applied loads. ( ) (2). According to stress concentration, the stress is minimum around the edges of the hole. ( ) (3). Osteons are aligned in the longitudinal direction in cortical bone. ( ) (4). A load cell of the uniaxial test stand is used to measure the applied force on a sample. ( ) (5). Ultimate point on the stress-strain diagram separates the elastic region from the plastic region. ( ) (6). For deformable material, the higher the Young's modulus, the more rigid the material. ()

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