Engineering, 31.10.2020 05:20 asesu
When scientists and engineers develop solutions to problems, they use a series of steps that are part of the engineering design process. One version of the process is shown in this flowchart. Drag the correct option into each box to complete the flow chart.
Identify a Need → ( ) → ( )→Choose a Solution to Test→Design a Prototype→( ) → ( ) →Redesign as Needed→Implement the Solution
conduct research
test and evaluate
build a prototype
brainstorm solutions
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