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29 April, 07:54

There are three ways to give an object a static charge. They are by friction, conduction and induction. A student states she has two charged objects. She states that one was charged by the other by induction. What observation woulf support that statement.

A.) The two objects repel each other

B.) The two objects are the same charge.

C.) The two objects are opposite ly charge

D.) The force between the objects increase as they get closer to each other

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