Which of the following explains how the phenomenon of polarization allows a charged object (e.g. a comb) to attract an electrically neutral object (e.g. a piece of paper)? it separates charges on the neutral object, so that charges that are unlike of those on the charged object are closest to it and like charges are farthest from it. it cause charges to spin, which produce magnetic fields of opposite sign, which therefore attract it creates electric currents that are in the same direction and therefore attractive. Oit creates a capacitor that tries to discharge O none of these

Which of the following explains how the phenomenon of polarization allows a charged object (e.g. a comb) to attract an electrically neutral object (e.g. a piece of paper)? it separates charges on the neutral object, so that charges that are unlike of those on the charged object are closest to it and like charges are farthest from it. it cause charges to spin, which produce magnetic fields of opposite sign, which therefore attract it creates electric currents that are in the same direction and therefore attractive. Oit creates a capacitor that tries to discharge O none of these