Question

in the early 1900s, henry ford wanted to build cars that everyone could afford. he thought the best way to do this was to build cars more quickly, but how? one answer was to build machines that could make parts faster than people could. another challenge for ford was how to make building cars easier. he broke assembly into separate steps and trained each worker to do just one. ford also wanted to reward his workers so they would stay with the company. to prevent workers from leaving, ford paid them five dollars a day, which was good pay at the time.
match the problems with their solutions.
ford wanted to build cars faster.
ford wanted to make car assembly easier.
ford wanted to keep his workers from quitting.
problem
solution
machines produced parts.
workers performed just one step.
pay was five dollars per day.

Explanation:

Match each problem to its corresponding solution by cross-referencing details from the provided text about Henry Ford's actions.

Answer:

1. Problem: Ford wanted to build cars faster.

Solution: Machines produced parts.

1. Problem: Ford wanted to make car assembly easier.

Solution: Workers performed just one step.

1. Problem: Ford wanted to keep his workers from quitting.

Solution: Pay was five dollars per day.