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A charged acrylic rod is brought close to a pith ball. The pith ball attracted to the rod, makes contact, and is then repelled by the red. This an example of A) grounding B) sta…

A charged acrylic rod is brought close to a pith ball. The pith ball attracted to the rod, makes contact, and is then repelled by the red. This an example of A) grounding B) sta…
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A charged acrylic rod is brought close to a pith ball. The pith ball attracted to the rod, makes contact, and is then repelled by the red. This an example of

A) grounding
B) static discharge
C) induction
D) conduction
E) none of the above

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It is induction

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