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Which option identifies what Sean should choose to assist in his design in the following scenario? Sean is an aerospace engineer who has just been hired to design a cooling system for a large jet airplane. The design will require
multiple prototypes, but the client is not willing to fund them.
O a sketch model to simulate the cooling system
O a computer program to simulate the cooling system
. a technical sketch to simulate the cooling system
O a functional model to simulate the cooling system

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