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Design & Technology
A Level

Quantitative and qualitative testing are important aspects to consider when selecting a material or materials for a specific product. Explain what you understand by each of these terms.

Quantitative testing is objective and can often be judged numerically. For example, 'The material must weigh no more than ......' is an example of a quantitative specification point.
Qualitative tes...

Answered by Deepali D. Design & Technology tutor
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What is the purpose of the design specification for both the designer and the manufacturer?

A design specification is a set of design criteria that is created before the designing process begins and it is used to set targets and parameters for the designer in order to ensure their product is rel...

Answered by Aashi S. Design & Technology tutor
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You are being shown a series of yogurt pots which have been vacuum formed. Name a suitable polymer for the pots.

HIPS/PP/Polystyrene would all be appropriate. These are thermoplastics and can therefore be heated and moulded to the yogurt pot shape using a former.

Answered by Alice M. Design & Technology tutor
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What is the difference between primary and secondary research?

Primary research is new research carried out to solve specific issues. Secondary research is data that has already been found, it determines what is already known and what may then need to be found out. P...

Answered by Aman P. Design & Technology tutor
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Can you aid me in my D&T A-Level Coursework?

Of course, allow me to read through it or walk me through it and I will aid you in it and advise on appropriate methods where possible

Answered by Ben B. Design & Technology tutor
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