Based on these results, which material would be better to use for constructing an earthquake-resistant structure? Explain.

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Processing of Polymer Matrix Composites

The polymer matrix composite is described as a composite material that contains some polymer in the form of either fibers or powder. Polymer matrix composites are also known in short as PMC's.