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2 years ago

Select the examples that best demonstrate likely tasks for Engineering and Technology workers. Check all that apply.

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aleksklad [387]2 years ago

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Answer:

Select the examples that best demonstrate likely tasks for Engineering and Technology workers.

Ward creates technical drawings to help others assemble a product

Explanation:

Engineering and technology works hand-in-hand as they can not be separated from each other, technical drawing is task performed in an engineering way while the assemblage is done technologically. The above analysis describes how engineering and technology workers demonstrates their activities in diverse ways.

lorasvet [3.4K]2 years ago

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Answer:

2.Tony uses CAD software to design a product

4. Elva analyzes a plan to identify potential problems with it.

6. Ward creates technical drawings to help others assemble a product.

Explanation:

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