If two electrically charged objects repel one another, which statement must be true? One object has more electrons, and the other has more protons. Electrons will flow from one object to the other when they touch each other. The two objects have the same electric charge. The objects do not have strong electrical fields.

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Maeve Horton

Chemistry

21 June, 05:48

If two electrically charged objects repel one another, which statement must be true? One object has more electrons, and the other has more protons. Electrons will flow from one object to the other when they touch each other. The two objects have the same electric charge. The objects do not have strong electrical fields.

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Chance Ferguson · Answer 1

The two objects have the same electric charge.

Explanation:

Electrically charged objects repel if they are both of the same charge, ie plus plus or minus minus.