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Engineering, 29.10.2020 06:50, Hellopeople233

Which of the following explains why it may be difficult to test a larger system? Only new design components can be replicated, which makes reliable testing an issue.
Testing can only be completed when the entire larger system is replicated.
It is not possible to test shape, environmental temperatures, and airflow all at the same time.
Laboratory results may not be collected due to the complicated nature of the system.

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