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A manufacturing system based on the use of interchangeable parts was first perfected in the production of firearms in the early 19th century. This system allowed for identical components to be mass-produced and used to assemble or repair a final product. The method was later adapted for manufacturing sewing machines, typewriters, and bicycles, and became a crucial element in the assembly lines for automobiles. Based on this description, which statement best analyzes why the system of interchange

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