Question

what should you do with corded tools when they are not being used? select the best option. keep them plugged in just in case unplug them hang them up but keeping them plugged in for later. leave it on the table, you know you will get to it later.

Explanation:

Leaving corded tools plugged in when not in use can pose electrical hazards like electrical shock or fire risks. Unplugging them is a safety - best practice to prevent such risks. Hanging them up while still plugged in and leaving them on a table plugged in are unsafe, and keeping them plugged in "just in case" is also unnecessary and risky.

Answer:

Unplug them