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kenny6666 [7]
2 years ago
15

which are characteristics for all careers in the stem career cluster? select all that apply. a. good with customers b. work in l

aboratories c. work with computers d. analyze information e. develop Bridges f. design products
Business
2 answers:
mestny [16]2 years ago
3 0

I got B, C and D.

Let's go through the process of elimination and my explanation for my answers.

First A, with Stem you don't need to work good with customers because you are doing science, math, technology etc. Working good with customers wouldn't need to be a requirement. B. You will need to know how to work in laboratories, especially if you're going to be in science. Science stem usually has laboratories for scientists to do there discoverys on. C. Technology can be another job for stem careers, they can learn how to code and do other technology stuff. That would be a requirement while working for a Technology career in stem. D. Let's say you were working for a science career, you would need to analyze data to get accurate data stets. It would be a skill needed for that. E. Developing Bridges is something that would not be needed to practice or knowing how to do. Yes, Engineering could be a carrer but it would not just be needing to build a Bridge, you would need much more skill than that. F. <u>I want you to give that one a try,</u> that one is a tricky one. Let's find it out together. So, you need to know how to design products for Engineering, right? But is that one of the main skills for working? Find that one out and let me know <u>what you get. </u>

Bezzdna [24]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

work in laboratories

work with computers

analyze information

design products

Explanation:

work in laboratories

work with computers

analyze information

design products

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