QUESTION 8When a negatively charged glass rod is placed near an initially, electrically neutral, plastic sphere, the sphere attracts toward therod. Which of the following effects explains this result?a. Charging by polarizationb. Charging by conductionc. Charging by convectiond. Charging by frictione. Charging by inductionQUESTION 9Which of the following statements is not a property of electric charge?a. A pair of positive charges repel each other.b. Electric charge is quantized.O c.The magnitude of the electric force between two point charges is inversely proportional to the product of the magnitude ofthe charges.d. A positive charge and a negative charge will attract each other.e. Electric charge is conserved.

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