The design of a new computer processor requires that electric current be carefully controlled. why might an engineer want to use a metalloid when designing a new computer processor?

Answer choices are:

A.) Metalloids are amphoteric.

B.) Metalloids are semiconductors.

C.) Metalloids are brittle.

D.) Metalloids are shiny.

Correct answer choice is:

B.) Metalloids are semiconductors.

Explanation:

The form, design, and implementation of CPUs have replaced over the track of their past, but their primary process continues almost constant. Principal parts of a CPU involve the arithmetic logic unit (ALU) that executes arithmetic and logic operations, processor registers that provide operands to the ALU and save the results of ALU operations and a control unit that organizes the fetching and performance of directions by directing the coordinated operations of the ALU, registers and other elements.

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