Experience and studies suggest that all of the following can lead to design flaws except
A) the pressure for fast design development
B) a lack of coordination and incentives
C) the use of CAD
D) determining the unmet needs of the customer

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The use of CAD is not a factor that can lead to design flaws. CAD is a tool used for design and drafting, and its use can actually help prevent design flaws by allowing designers to visualize and test designs before they are constructed. The other options (A, B, and D) can all lead to design flaws if not properly managed. Pressure for fast design development can lead to shortcuts and oversights in the design process, a lack of coordination and incentives can result in miscommunication and mistakes, and failing to determine the unmet needs of the customer can result in a design that does not meet their needs or expectations.

Experience and Studies Suggest That All of the Following Can