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3 years ago

An advantage of using interchangeable parts is that they A. make it easier to repair machines.

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<span>An advantage of using interchangeable parts is that they <em>are easier to work with.</em>

- Marlon Nunez</span>

s2008m [1.1K]3 years ago

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The answer is: A. make it easier to repair machines.

Interchangeable parts are essentially made so the parts can be used to replace other parts on the same type.

For non-interchangeable parts, the only way for costumers to replace the parts is by ordering it directly from the manufacturer. With interchangeable parts, they can find the parts on the nearest repair shop.

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