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What does anisotropic mean? ? Different material properties for forces in parallel and perpendicular directions ? Same material properties for forces in parallel and perpendicular directions ? The material consists of both $^{12}C$ and $^{13}C$ carbon isotopes. ? Depending on the conditions of the magnetic field, the force may affect the structures differently. ? The material consists of only $^{12}C$ carbon isotope.

          What does anisotropic mean?

? Different material properties for forces in parallel and perpendicular
directions

? Same material properties for forces in parallel and perpendicular
directions

? The material consists of both $^{12}C$ and $^{13}C$ carbon isotopes.

? Depending on the conditions of the magnetic field, the force may
affect the structures differently.

? The material consists of only $^{12}C$ carbon isotope.

What does anisotropic mean?

? Different material properties for forces in parallel and perpendicular
directions

? Same material properties for forces in parallel and perpendicular
directions

? The material consists of both ^12C and ^13C carbon isotopes.

? Depending on the conditions of the magnetic field, the force may
affect the structures differently.

? The material consists of only ^12C carbon isotope.

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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What does anisotropic mean? O Different material properties for forces in parallel and perpendicular directions Same material properties for forces in parallel and perpendicular directions O The material consists of both $^{12}C$ and $^{13}C$ carbon isotopes. O Depending on the conditions of the magnetic field, the force may affect the structures differently. O The material consists of only 12C carbon isotope.