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oee [108]
2 years ago
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Technology developed for military vehicles was used after World War II ended to:

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skad [1K]2 years ago
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The Technology created for military vehicles was used in developing faster airplanes after world war II.

<h3>What kind of technologies were used during World War II?</h3>

During the time of World War II, high-tech technologies like radar, penicillin and electronic computers are used. Radar technology plays a  significant role in attacking the enemies and destroying their objects at a distance place.

This high-tech technology later was used in transportation to create faster airplanes to reduce distance. As military vehicles also used high technology to safeguard from enemies.

Therefore, option A is appropriate that states create faster planes by using this technology.

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