Solid state components are less likely to fail because they:
A) are driven by precise sets of software instructions.
B) have the capability to both enable and inhibit the flow of electricity.
C) have no moving parts.
D) are composed of germanium instead of silicon.
E) contain storage that retains data even when powered down.

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Solid state components are less likely to fail because they have no moving parts, which reduces wear and tear and makes them more reliable over time.

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