Can you insert a link and cite web results simultaneously using the Explore tool?

The Explore tool in Google Docs allows users to efficiently conduct research by searching the web directly within the document. When you insert a link using the Explore tool, it automatically creates an attribution or citation for web results at the same time. This functionality supports proper citation practices while saving time during the research process, as users do not have to insert URLs and citations manually. The tool streamlines the workflow by integrating these two actions—link insertion and citation—into one seamless feature, promoting both efficiency and accuracy in referencing sources.

The other options fail to recognize the comprehensive capabilities of the Explore tool. For instance, the idea that it cannot handle simultaneous linking and citing overlooks its core functionality. The notions of restrictions to images or academic articles do not apply, as the Explore tool is designed to work with a broad range of sources, including general web results, making it versatile for various types of content.