9 Part 3:Reset the simulation by clicking on the "Reset" buttonClick and drag on the green balloon so that it is next to the yellow balloon.OCharge the yellow balloon by rubbing it against the sleeve of the sweater.Charge the green balloon by rubbing it against the bottom part of the sweater.Move the green balloon to the blue area of the simulation window. Now bring thecharged yellow balloon next to the yellow balloon. Since both the balloons have thesame charge, you should see an interaction between these two balloons.Page 4 of 9▬▬2093 words DX Text Predictions: OnType here to searchFocusEtI110%100% 2093 words9. From the experiment in Part 3 we see thata) there was a force exerted between the charged yellow and green balloons causingthem to move towards each other.b) there was a force exerted between the charged yellow and green balloons causingthem to move away from each other.13c) the strings of the two balloons got tangled up in such a way that the two balloonsmoved towards each other.d) the strings of the two balloons got tangled up in such a way that the two balloonsmoved away from each other.Text Predictions: OnType here to search96Accessibility: Investigate40Bi00811144?IFocus92°F Partly cloudyP

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Part 3: Reset the simulation by clicking on the "Reset" button Click and drag on the green balloon so that it is next to the yellow balloon. I Charge the yellow balloon by rubbing it against the sleeve of the sweater. Charge the green balloon by rubbing it against the bottom part of the sweater. Move the green balloon to the blue area of the simulation window. Now bring the charged yellow balloon next to the yellow balloon. Since both the balloons have the same charge, you should see an interaction between these two balloons.