Jerry designed a coat that he thinks could keep people dry during a thunderstorm. He created a prototype that looks just like his drawing. What should Jerry do next?

The next step is prototype testing

Explanation:

The stages of the design process are;

1) Situation analysis

Paper based research is conducted on the situation to obtain the situation parameters

2) Brief writing

With the situation analysis developed above, the brief of the current situation is put down on paper

3) Problem research

The problem is researched and experimented on with the development of a paper based proof of the possible concept

4) Specification writing

The specifications of the problem are outlined

5) List the possible solutions

The possible solutions are brainstormed and listed

6) Preferred solution selection

The preferred solution is selected based on the constraints in the situation

7) Create working drawing/plan

The working design drawing of the selected solution or concept is completed and evaluated for applicability

8) Building of a prototype

The design is converted into a prototype which is a model of the actual solution

9) Testing of the prototype

The prototype is tested for functionality, for ability to work in the intended situation and/or in the intended system

10) Report writing

A report is made on the outcome of the tests for review before production

Therefore, after the prototype is created, stage 8, the next step is the testing of the prototype stage 9.

acid rain does not usually kill trees directly. instead, it is more likely to weaken the trees by damaging their leaves, limiting the nutrients available to them, or poisoning them with toxic substances slowly released from the soil. the main atmospheric pollutants that affect trees are nitrates and sulphates.

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