Which question does NOT typically get answered by a technical description?

A technical description primarily focuses on conveying detailed information about the specific characteristics, functionality, appearance, and operations of a product or system. This includes inquiries about what a product does, what it looks like, and how it functions. The intent is to provide users or readers with a clear understanding of the tool or system's features and operations.

In contrast, the question regarding why a product was created delves into the purpose, intent, or motivation behind its development. This information is often categorized under project management, marketing, or product design rather than the technical description itself. Therefore, it is not typically addressed in a technical description, which is more concerned with the "how" and "what" rather than the "why."