Answer a and b in simple terms QUESTIONS1. Suppose that an electroscope is electrically neutral. Can this neutral electroscope be used todetermine (Explain your answers.)a. whether an object carries a net charge andb. whether the net charge is negative or positive? MATERIALSEXPERIMENTAL ACTIVITIESACTIVITY 1: ELECTRIC CHARGESIn this activity, you will be transferring carriers of electric charge by friction and by contact. You willalso be observing the interactions of charged objects and comparing them qualitatively. Perform eachnecessary, rub the rods vigorously to transfer significant amounts of charges.part of the experiment several times to be sure you have accurate observations of each phenomenon. IfPlastic and glass rods• Fur pelt and plastic sheetELECTROSTATICS• Pith ballsElectroscopeOBSERVATIONS: CHARGING THE ELECTROSCOPECharge the plastic rod by rubbing it with the fur pelt. The rod will receive negative charges (electrons)from the sheet. Follow these steps:PART ILocate the charged rod close to, but not touching, the electroscope. Show the new position of theleaves, the charges on the leaves, and the charges on the top of the electroscope in Figure 1.9 of theReport Sheet.• PART IITouch the electroscope with the charged rod and show the position of the leaves, the charges on theleaves, and the charges on the top of the electroscope in Figure 1.10 of the Report Sheet.Discharge the electroscope by touching it. Charge the glass rod with the plastic sheet. The rodwill transfer electrons to the sheet. Follow the same two steps described above and show yourobservations in Figure 1.11 and Figure 1.12 of the Report Sheet.Laboratory 1 | Electrostatics 41

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QUESTIONS 1. Suppose that an electroscope is electrically neutral. Can this neutral electroscope be used to determine (Explain your answers.) whether an object carries a net charge and a. b. whether the net charge is negative or positive?

QUESTIONS 1. Suppose that an electroscope is electrically neutral. Can this neutral electroscope be used to determine (Explain your answers.) whether an object carries a net charge and a. b. whether the net charge is negative or positive?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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