when the scientist completes their prototype does the prototype need to perform the task it was intended for

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Juliette [100K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Yes because a prototype is a model of the task the scientist is trying out.

Explanation:

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when the scientist completes their prototype does the prototype need to perform the task it was intended for​

when the scientist completes their prototype does the prototype need to perform the task it was intended for