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40. Two metal spheres are resting on insulating stands. Sphere A has a net positive charge, and sphere B is neutral. The two spheres are brought into contact with each other, and then are separated. Which describes the transfer of charge between Sphere A and B, and the final result of net charges after they are separated? A.Positive charges move from Sphere A onto Sphere B, resulting in both Sphere A and Sphere B having net positive charge. B. Positive charges move from Sphere B onto Sphere A, resulting in both Sphere A and Sphere B having net positive charge. C.Negative charges move from Sphere A onto Sphere B, resulting in both Sphere A and Sphere B having net negative charge. D.Negative charges move from Sphere B onto Sphere A, resulting in both Sphere A and Sphere B having net positive charge.

40. Two motal spheres are resting on Insulating stands. Sphere A has a net positive charge, and
sphere B is neutral. The two spheres are brought into contact with each other, and then are
separated.
not in contact
bring in contact
separate spheres
B
B
B
net positive charge
neutral
Which describes the transfer of charge between Sphere A and B, and the final result of net
charges after they are soparated?
Positive charges move from Sphere A onto Sphere B, resulting in both Sphere A and Sphere B having net
positive charge.
A
Positive charges move from Sphere B onto Sphere A, resulting in both Sphere A and Sphere B having net
positive charge.
C. Negative charges move from Sphere A onto Sphere B, resulting in both Sphere A and Sphere B having net
negative charge.
B.
D.
Negative charges move from Sphere B onto Sphere A, resulting in both Sphere A and Sphere B having net
positive charge.
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