What is the first step in the engineering design process?

• Create a prototype model

• Define the problem

• Test and evaluate solutions

• Present design findings

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Which of the following best describes design constraints?

• The final presentation of the design

• The limitations or requirements that the design must meet

• The testing phase of the design process

• The brainstorming of ideas

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What is a prototype model in the engineering design process?

• A detailed report of the design findings

• A simple version of the design to test ideas

• The final product ready for use

• A list of design constraints

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Why is it important to test and evaluate solutions in the engineering design process?

• To ensure the design meets the constraints and works as intended

• To skip to the final presentation

• To avoid creating a prototype

• To finalize the design without any changes

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What does it mean to iterate on design improvements?

• To present the design findings

• To make changes and improve the design based on test results

• To create a prototype model

• To define the problem again

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Which step involves sharing the results and process of the engineering design?

• Define the problem

• Identify design constraints

• Present design findings

• Create a prototype model

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When identifying design constraints, which of the following should be considered?

• The color of the final product

• The materials available for use

• The name of the design

• The number of people in the design team

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What is the purpose of creating a prototype model?

• To finalize the design without testing

• To test ideas and see how the design works in real life

• To skip the testing phase

• To present the design findings

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How can testing and evaluating solutions help in the design process?

• By identifying what works and what doesn't in the design

• By skipping the need for a prototype

• By finalizing the design without any changes

• By avoiding the need to present findings

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What should be done after presenting design findings?

• Start a new design process

• Ignore feedback and move on

• Consider feedback for future improvements

• Discard the design

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