ACovington 3Per CP Physics Sec XA MAY 3rd - DO NOWE Kimberly Brito - DO NOW Cpogle.com/document/d/12ne1vOuLQkaSaZESnydjJzbINZIY8_aeCiHDShw9Gv0/editHOW DAY 89Format Tools Add-ons HelpLast edit was 11 minutes agoNormal textComic San.IUA12+2) If a negatively charged rod touches a conductor, the conductor will be chargedby what method?a) Frictionb) Conductionc) Inductiond) Convection3) A charged object is held near a neutral object and causes an overall charge. Thisis an example ofa) frictionb) conductionc) inductiond) convection65% Covington 3Per CP Physics SecMAY 3rd - DO NOWKimberly Brito - DO NOW DAgoogle.com/document/d/12ne1vOuLQkaSaZESnydjJzbINZIY8_aeCiHDShw9Gv0/editNOW DAY 89Format Tools Add-ons HelpLast edit was 11 minutes agoNormal textComic San.12I UA三DO NOW DAY 891) When two neutral objects are rubbed against each other, one object maypull electrons away from the other creating one positive object and onenegative object. This could be defined asa) conductionb) frictionc) inductiond) convection2) If a negatively charged rod touches a conductor, the conductor will be chargedby what method?a) Frictionb) Conductionc) Inductiond) Convection65%F10

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1) When two neutral objects are rubbed against each other, one object may pull electrons away from the other creating one positive object and one negative object. This could be defined as a) conduction b) friction c) induction d) convection 2) If a negatively charged rod touches a conductor, the conductor will be charged by what method? a) Friction b) Conduction c) Induction d) Convection

1) When two neutral objects are rubbed against each other, one object may pull electrons away from the other creating one positive object and one negative object. This could be defined as a) conduction b) friction c) induction d) convection 2) If a negatively charged rod touches a conductor, the conductor will be charged by what method? a) Friction b) Conduction c) Induction d) Convection

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