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Rubbing glass and silk together is an example of applying a charge throughA. Friction B. Translation C. Induction D. Conduction
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Rubbing glass and silk together is an example of applying a charge throughA. Friction B. Translation C. Induction D. Conduction

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Answer: A. Friction

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When glass is rubbed against silk, there is friction between both materials. Thus, the charge acquired is through friction. The correct option is

A. Friction

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