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An object that exhibits electric interactions after rubbing is described as charged. Is this true or false?
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An object that exhibits electric interactions after rubbing is described as charged. Is this true or false?

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Answer: True

Explanation: An object with an imbalance of electrons and protons is charged.

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When we rubbing an object we change its electric "status". If the object exhibits electric interacions like atraction or repulsion, we can say that object is charged, that is, we transfered electrons.

Therefore, the answer is true.

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