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In order for induction to occur, what must happen to a neutral object? It must be magnetized It must come close to a charged object It must be rubbed against a hard object It mu…

In order for induction to occur, what must happen to a neutral object? It must be magnetized It must come close to a charged object It must be rubbed against a hard object It mu…
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In order for induction to occur, what must happen to a neutral object?

It must be magnetized
It must come close to a charged object
It must be rubbed against a hard object
It must be charged by a rubber rod

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i think its B

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