onsider the following scenarios. Identify the final charges on the two metal spheres after the interactions described from the following possibilities (+ means it is positively charged, - means it is negatively charged, and 0 means no net charge). A B C D E Suppose you have two neutrally charged metal spheres that touch one another. Bring a positively charged rod up to the left sphere but don't touch it. Remove the rod, then separate the spheres. Suppose you have two neutrally charged metal spheres that touch one another. Bring a negatively charged rod up to the left sphere but don't touch it. Separate the spheres then remove the rod. Suppose you have two neutrally charged metal spheres that touch one another. Bring a positively charged rod up to the left sphere but don't touch it. Connect a grounding wire to the metal spheres. Then disconnect the grounding wire. Remove the rod, then separate the spheres. Suppose you have two neutrally charged metal spheres that touch one another. Bring a negatively charged rod up to the left sphere and touch it. Remove the rod, then separate the spheres.
Consider the following scenarios. Identify the final charges on the two metal spheres after the interactions described from the following possibilities (+ means it is positively charged, - means it is negatively charged, and 0 means no net charge).
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Suppose you have two neutrally charged metal spheres that touch one another.
Bring a positively charged rod up to the left sphere but don't touch it. Remove the rod, then separate the spheres.
Suppose you have two neutrally charged metal spheres that touch one another.
Bring a negatively charged rod up to the left sphere but don't touch it. Separate the spheres then remove the rod.
Suppose you have two neutrally charged metal spheres that touch one another.
Bring a positively charged rod up to the left sphere but don't touch it. Connect a grounding wire to the metal spheres. Then disconnect the grounding wire. Remove the rod, then separate the spheres.
Suppose you have two neutrally charged metal spheres that touch one another.
Bring a negatively charged rod up to the left sphere and touch it. Remove the rod, then separate the spheres.
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