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How do conductors and insulators differ in terms of electricity flow?
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Conductors block electricity, insulators allow it to flow
Conductors allow electricity to flow freely, insulators block it
Both allow electricity to flow equally
Neither allows electricity to flow
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Answered by GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is: **Conductors allow electricity to flow freely, insulators block it.**
6 months ago

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