Describe the difference between what happens to a net charge placed on an insulator versus a conductor. 2.What happens to the charges in an insulator that is placed in an electric field?Draw an insulator in an electricfield. 3.What happens to the charges in a conductor that is placed in an electric field?Draw a conductor in an electri cfield.

Describe the difference between what happens to a net charge placed on an insulator versus a conductor. 2.What happens to the charges in an insulator that is placed in an electric field?Draw an insulator in an electricfield. 3.What happens to the charges in a conductor that is placed in an electric field?Draw a conductor in an electri cfield.

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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