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In which case would there be an electrostatic force between two objects? O a positively charged object and a neutral object O two positively charged objects O two neutral objects O a negatively charged
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In which case would there be an electrostatic force between two objects?

O a positively charged object and a neutral object
O two positively charged objects
O two neutral objects
O a negatively charged object and a neutral object

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Answer: Two positively charged objects

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Because I said so. JK a neutral object will not react so no forces will be exerted by it.

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