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Would a screwdriver be an example of technology? Why or why not?
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Would a screwdriver be an example of technology? Why or why not?
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No because they is no electricity going through it because it is a hand held device Hope this helps Have a great day Smile More
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Technology is anything made my man to make tasks easier. So yes, a screwdriver is technology.
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