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3 years ago

The flowchart below shows the design steps required to build a working model.

Engineering

1 answer:

AlekseyPX3 years ago

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Question:

1) test the model and analyze the results of the test

2) building the model and observing it

3) observing the model and reporting results

4) designing the model and drawing conclusions

Answer:

The correct option is;

1) Test the model and analyze the results of the test

Explanation:

Based on the flowchart, a model improvement process involves the implementation of a process or model improvement cycle such as the Plan Do Study Act, PDSA cycle, however feedback to the process will be be gotten from testing the model and analyzing the results of the tests. When grey areas or aspects of the model are found that cause the system to malfunction are determined, steps should then be taken to improve the performance of the model.

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