Which examples are design tradeoffs? Choose all that apply. a. the design of lightweight plastic materials to build car bodies to reduce weight and fuel use, instead of using stronger, heavier steel, which is more durable, but will increase fuel use
b. the design of larger wheels on mountain bikes to cycle more smoothly over rocky surfaces, instead of smaller wheels that manage tight turns easier, but cause a bumpier ride
c. the use of a paper grocery bag to carry groceries home
d. the use of lower quality, low-resolution images in a phone texting program in order to be able to send the images more quickly to a recipient