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If a charged object is brought near the sphere, how is the charge on the sphere related to its motion?
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If a charged object is brought near the sphere, how is the charge on the sphere related to its motion?

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it would depend on the charge if positive itd go to the right if negative to the left if neutral it stays in the center.
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Answer:the answer is B

Explanation:i did it on usatestprep

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