Multiple-Choice QuestionsThe lesson presented a futuristic project for printing structures on the face of themoon. What element functions as support material for the printing of thesestructures?A. Lunar sand sprayed with binding materialB. Carbon fiber scaffoldingsInflatable structureC.D. No support material is requiredWhat is the part of 3D printing in tissue engineering?A. Printing a live tissueB. Prototyping the tissueC. Simulating the tissue functionD. Printing artificial scaffoldings to grow the tissue onWhich attribute of 3D printing may become an advantage over other fabricationmethods for printing fully functional electronic devices? Select all correct answers.A. The ability to easily interlock different partsB. The ability to print multiple materialsC. Printing accuracyD. Printing speedThe case study presented "Genie" - an experimental food printer. What are theadvantages of "printing" dry edible ingredients over using wet mixtures and pastes?A. Easier machine cleaning and maintenanceB. Dry ingredients shelf-life is longer than wet ingredientsC. Wet ingredients weigh more, and shipping costs increaseD. Dry ingredients packaging is simpler and cheaper

1. Ans : option B is correct. Carbon fibre scaffolding

Multiple-Choice Questions The lesson presented a futuristic project for printing structures or moon. What element functions as support material for the printing structures? A. Lunar sand sprayed with binding material B. Carbon fiber scaffoldings C. Inflatable structure D. No support material is required What is the part of 3D printing in tissue engineering? A. B. Printing a live tissue Prototyping the tissue C. Simulating the tissue function D. Printing artificial scaffoldings to grow the tissue on Which attribute of 3D printing may become an advantage over of methods for printing fully functional electronic devices? Select all A. The ability to easily interlock different parts B. The ability to print multiple materials C. Printing accuracy

Multiple-Choice Questions The lesson presented a futuristic project for printing structures or moon. What element functions as support material for the printing structures? A. Lunar sand sprayed with binding material B. Carbon fiber scaffoldings C. Inflatable structure D. No support material is required What is the part of 3D printing in tissue engineering? A. B. Printing a live tissue Prototyping the tissue C. Simulating the tissue function D. Printing artificial scaffoldings to grow the tissue on Which attribute of 3D printing may become an advantage over of methods for printing fully functional electronic devices? Select all A. The ability to easily interlock different parts B. The ability to print multiple materials C. Printing accuracy

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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