GM's experience with ignition switches suggests that
A)statistics is not applicable to automotive manufacturing.
B)limited data may still contain important clues.
C)good engineers can eliminate all risks.
D)ignition switches are inherently dangerous.

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The experience with GM's ignition switches suggests that even with limited data, important clues can be found. This highlights the importance of thorough testing and investigation, even when dealing with seemingly minor issues. It does not suggest that statistics are not applicable, that good engineers cannot eliminate risks, or that ignition switches are inherently dangerous.

GM's Experience with Ignition Switches Suggests That