--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What does James want to check by releasing the new feature to a limited group of users?

--answers--

If everyone likes the new design.

--feedback--

James isn't focused on the design specifically.

If the server load is too high.

--feedback--

James speaks more generally about testing the idea.

If users give feedback quickly.

--feedback--

James doesn't mention the speed of feedback.

If the idea works well before doing more.

--video-solution--

4

--explanation--

To see how something goes means to observe the results or progress of a situation over time, especially when trying something new. It suggests being open to learning what happens and making decisions based on that outcome. For example:

• Let's try this schedule for a week and see how it goes. – This means testing the schedule to find out if it works well.

• We'll invite a few users to the beta test and see how it goes before launching it publicly. – This means watching how the first test goes to decide what to do next.

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