To charge an uncharged conductor negatively by using a given positively charged object, you will use a. conduction method the ground b. induction method c. connect both conductor to . You released a proton and an electron in between two oppositely charged parallel plate conductors. Proton is released from the positive side and electron is released from the negative electrode side. a. The electric force on proton> the electric force on electron b. The electric force on proton = the electric force on electron c. the electric force on electron < the electric force on electron d. There is no electric force on proton and electron

To charge an uncharged conductor negatively by using a given positively charged object, you will use a. conduction method the ground b. induction method c. connect both conductor to . You released a proton and an electron in between two oppositely charged parallel plate conductors. Proton is released from the positive side and electron is released from the negative electrode side. a. The electric force on proton> the electric force on electron b. The electric force on proton = the electric force on electron c. the electric force on electron < the electric force on electron d. There is no electric force on proton and electron

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4. To charge an uncharged conductor negatively by using a given positively
charged object, you will use
a. conduction method
the ground
b. induction method
c. connect both conductor to
5. You released a proton and an electron in between two oppositely charged
parallel plate conductors. Proton is released from the positive side and electron
is released from the negative electrode side.
a. The electric force on proton> the electric force on electron
b. The electric force on proton = the electric force on electron
C. the electric force on electron < the electric force on electron
d. There is no electric force on proton and electron
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