Object A is an insulator. Object B is a conductor. Object A is neutral. Object B has a positive charge. Object B is touched to the ground. When the ground is pulled away, what charge do the two objects have? ΚΕY Conductor A +B+| Insulator

Object A is an insulator. Object B is a conductor. Object A is neutral. Object B has a positive charge. Object B is touched to the ground. When the ground is pulled away, what charge do the two objects have? ΚΕY Conductor A +B+| Insulator

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to the ground. When the ground is pulled away, what charge
do the two objects have?
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