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This is a question I don't feel like typing the answer to. "Why is defining the problem the first step in the engineering design process?" This is also NOT math lol
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This is a question I don't feel like typing the answer to.

"Why is defining the problem the first step in the engineering design process?"
This is also NOT math lol

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Because “What is there to fix if there isn’t a problem in the first place” that’s what my engineering teacher told me
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