2) A biomedical company is planning to design a robotic arm from polymeric biomaterials based on their stress-strain curves. You as a bioengineer/researcher in this company, are requested to choose the best material from different biomaterials (A, B, C, D, E, and F) based on their mechanical properties. Express your opinion shortly on the following questions? a) Difference between A and C? b) Difference between B and D? c) Difference between F and E? d) What would be your recommendation for the robotic arm? Why?

2) A biomedical company is planning to design a robotic arm from polymeric biomaterials based on their stress-strain curves. You as a bioengineer/researcher in this company, are requested to choose the best material from different biomaterials (A, B, C, D, E, and F) based on their mechanical properties. Express your opinion shortly on the following questions? a) Difference between A and C? b) Difference between B and D? c) Difference between F and E? d) What would be your recommendation for the robotic arm? Why?

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