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When a wool cloth is rubbed on the surface of a balloon, it tends to give away electrons causing the surface of the balloon to become : positively charged negativity charged neutrally charged
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When a wool cloth is rubbed on the surface of a balloon, it tends to give away electrons causing the surface of the balloon to become :

positively charged
negativity charged
neutrally charged

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Answer:

positively charged

Step-by-step explanation:

a wool has neutral charges hence when rubbed against a balloon it will generate positive charges

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Answer:

It is negativity charged

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