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You can infer that a positively/negatively charged object has been placed near Sphere A and positively/negatively charged object has been placed near Sphere B in the picture bel…

You can infer that a positively/negatively charged object has been placed near Sphere A and positively/negatively charged object has been placed near Sphere B in the picture bel…
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You can infer that a positively/negatively charged object has been placed near Sphere A and positively/negatively charged object has been placed near Sphere B in the picture below.

You can infer that a positively/negatively charged object has been placed near Sphere-example-1
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In this order it goes

1. positively

2. negatively

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