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Charges may be blocked by: a. induction b. insulation c. reduction 4. conduction

Charges may be blocked by: a. induction b. insulation c. reduction 4. conduction
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Charges may be blocked by:

a. induction
b. insulation
c. reduction
4. conduction

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I believe the answer is conduction because when the conductor isn’t working the charges are blocked.
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