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Think of the products you use on a daily basis and think of the types of utility. What is a product that you use on a daily basis that has a flaw or needs some type of improvement? What is this flaw or
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Think of the products you use on a daily basis and think of the types of utility. What is a product that you use on a daily basis that has a flaw or needs some type of improvement? What is this flaw or needed improvement? What is one solution for this problem or flaw? What type of utility are you adding to this product?

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My Phone

Step-by-step explanation:

Flaw: Its picture quality isn't that good and it doesn't have a 4G

Solution: its manufacturers should improve more on production of new phones that will have 4G and a good camera.

Utility added: Possession utility

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