Goods Made by Machines

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Many goods are made by machines in factories. For example, toys, clothes, and cars are produced this way. Machines can work quickly and make many items at once. This helps stores have enough products for everyone to buy.

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1Machines help make toys and clothes.
2Factories use machines to produce goods.
3More items can be made quickly with machines.

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What do machines help make in factories?

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Why do factories use machines?

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