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IrinaK [193]
3 years ago
7

Around the turn of the twentieth century, inventor Robert Shuman was engineering products that used energy directly from the Sun

to power motors and farms. He stated that coal and oil would eventually run out and that humans needed to learn how to use the more-abundant energy resource of the Sun. During which stage of technological design did Shuman identify that using oil and coal would be a problem? first second third fourth
Physics
1 answer:
MrRa [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: First stage

Explanation:

The four stages of technological design include:

• identifying a problem.

• Designing a solution.

• Implement, build, and test the design.

• Determine if solution met the need.

In this scenario, Robert Shuman identified the problem. This was depicted as he stated that coal and oil would eventually run out and that humans needed to learn how to use the more-abundant energy resource of the Sun,

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