1.4.3 The Van de Graaff Generator7. a. What was the charge put on the electroscope?b. Using words and charge diagrams, what would happen to the electroscope if a positive charge were brought near1 before2 Charge is brought nearc Using words and charge diagrams, what would happen to the clectroscope if a negaative charge were brought near1 before2 Charge is brought neard. What happened to the gold foil when the proof plate was brought near?e. What is the charge on the proof plate and therefore on the Van de Graaff Generator?

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