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Karla rubs a balloon on the side of her head, and as she pulls it away her hair sticks straight out and appears to be reaching for the balloon. What type of force is being exerted on her hair?
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Karla rubs a balloon on the side of her head, and as she pulls it away her hair sticks straight out and appears to be reaching for the balloon. What type of force is being exerted on her hair?

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That's called the "electrostatic" force.
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