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Jeff is building a toy car out of wood for a race. The car will be able to go faster if he makes it smaller, but Jeff also wants the car to be big enough to hold his toy figurines. This problem shows that
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Jeff is building a toy car out of wood for a race. The car will be able to go faster if he makes it smaller, but Jeff also wants the car to be big enough to hold his toy figurines. This problem shows that A. toy cars cannot be made to go fast. B. a design can be perfect if it looks good. C. toy cars are never fun to play with. D. a design cannot have everything at once.

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bc I just did it and got it wrong

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