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I’ll mark you as brainliest
according to the passage, the use of conveyor belts in ford’s factories
a. greatly reduced the assembly time for each car.
b. increased the physical strain on workers.
c. made workers jobs more mentally challenging.
d. carried workers from one automobile part to another.


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