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What responsibility did the federal government have in the crash of the Boeing 737 MAX equipped with MCAS?Multiple ChoiceThe FAA had given Boeing wide latitude in judging the safety of MCAS itself.Government programmers had developed the MCAS.The FAA had thoroughly tested MCAS and not found any flaws with it.The FAA had forged the documentation approving the MCAS system.Government bureaucrats had required the installation of the foreign-designed system on the Boeing.

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What responsibility did the federal government have in the crash of the Boeing 737 MAX equipped with MCAS?Multiple ChoiceThe FAA had given Boeing wide latitude in judging the safety of MCAS itself.Government programmers had developed the MCAS.The FAA had thoroughly tested MCAS and not found any flaws with it.The FAA had forged the documentation approving the MCAS system.Government bureaucrats had required the installation of the foreign-designed system on the Boeing.

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The FAA had given Boeing wide latitude in judging the safety of MCAS itself.

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