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mr_godi [17]
3 years ago
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You are an engineer working in a auto crash test lab. Some members of your team have raised objections against the use of cadave

rs in the crashes. No reliable data exists that shows that cadavers produces more accurate data, but many coworkers argue that common suggest they do. Others claim that the use of cadavers as mere instruments for our well-being disrespects those individuals, who have not consented to use their bodies for this purpose. The question of whether to continue to use cadavers in the lab is what kind of issue?
Engineering
1 answer:
Nikolay [14]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: Application.

Explanation:

The question on wether to contine the use of cadavers in the lab for test is being centered around its application. Cadaver which is same as a corpse or dead body is used in crash site during automobil test in lab, some of this cadavers are been disrespected with their applications in the automobile industries because many didn’t consent to be used in those experiments or test.

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