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You rub two balloons on your hair on a dry day. Your hair is attracted to both balloons. Then you bring the balloons near one another. How would you describe what happens to the balloons?
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You rub two balloons on your hair on a dry day. Your hair is attracted to both balloons. Then you bring the balloons near one another. How would you describe what happens to the balloons?

You rub two balloons on your hair on a dry day. Your hair is attracted to both balloons-example-1
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They would repel one another because they both have the same charge.

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They repel one another.

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