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Make a claim for the behavior of charged objects with other charged objects. Make a claim for the behavior of charged objects with uncharged objects. Explain. From the Sticky Tape Lab.
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Make a claim for the behavior of charged objects with other charged objects. Make a claim for the behavior of charged objects with uncharged objects. Explain. From the Sticky Tape Lab.

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charged objects will either attract or repel other charged objects

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charged objects will either attract or repel other charged objects

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