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4. Why might a prototype be built with different materials than those used in the final product?

4. Why might a prototype be built with different materials than those used in the final product?
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4. Why might a prototype be built with different materials than those used in the final

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User Benedict Lewis
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a prototype might be built with a different material because it is not the final product and cheaper materials might be used to test things out, to make sure it works before spending more money on it.

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