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RioNii RioNii
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2 years ago



Illustrate how you understand charging by rubbing or friction using the guide statements in
each box.

2. Bodies A and
1. Two different
B are being
'electrically
rubbed
ineutral bodies,
ogether.
and B, are
Electrons are
'apart from each
nsferred
other.
rom A to B.
3. Bodies A and B now possess opposite electric charges.
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Educator
2 years ago
Here's a sample illustration of a comb and hair. Notice how the electrons jump from the hair to the comb as it is being rubbed.
RioNii Author
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#2
2 years ago
Is that for the no.1 sir?
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#3
Educator
2 years ago
It's for the entire thing.

If that's too confusing for you, here's another illustration
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#4
2 years ago
In the hair illustration sir, the letter a and b is the answer to no.1 and no.2 but how about the number 3 sir, how can it show the opposite electric charges?
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#5
Educator
2 years ago
Do you want to continue using the hair example?

If so, to show that they now possess opposite charges, show that the hair is positive and the comb is negative.
RioNii Author
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#6
2 years ago
Ok sir! Thank you sir, but would it be alright if I ask other problem questions sir?
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Educator
2 years ago
Yes, start new topic Slight Smile
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