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Why are metals used within most electronic devices and wires? In three to five sentences, apply your knowledge of conductivity to explain...
Answered by unf0rgettxble
can you simplify the vocabulary to something a student or little kid might write and kind of shorten it to the point but keep it three to five sentences?
Answered by GPT 3.5
Metals have high electrical conductivity, meaning they are able to easily carry electric currents. This makes them ideal materials for use in electronic devices and wires where electricity needs to flow efficiently. The high conductivity of metals allows for fast and reliable transfer of electrical signals, providing good performance and functionality in electronic applications. Additionally, metals are also typically durable and have good mechanical properties, making them suitable for use in various devices and environments.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Metals are good at letting electric currents flow through them easily. That's why they're used in electronic devices and wires, to help the electricity move around quickly. Metals work well because they can carry the electrical signals fast and efficiently. They also last a long time and are strong, which makes them good for making things like phones and computers.