Touch the two spheres together. Bring the rod near one sphere, opposite the place where the spheres are touching. Then, with the rod in place, separate the spheres.

You have two identical metal spheres and a negatively charged ebonite rod. Without touching the rod to the spheres, which one of the following procedures can you use to give each sphere a net electrical charge of the same magnitude, one being positive and the other being negative. T/F

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Connor Gould

23 December, 03:32

Touch the two spheres together. Bring the rod near one sphere, opposite the place where the spheres are touching. Then, with the rod in place, separate the spheres.

You have two identical metal spheres and a negatively charged ebonite rod. Without touching the rod to the spheres, which one of the following procedures can you use to give each sphere a net electrical charge of the same magnitude, one being positive and the other being negative. T/F

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Chaim Maldonado · Answer 1

Answer is true.

Therefore, Refer below.

Explanation:

Touch the two spheres together. Bring the rod near one sphere, opposite the place where the spheres are touching. Then, with the rod in place, separate the spheres.

You have two identical metal spheres and a negatively charged ebonite rod. Without touching the rod to the spheres, which one of the following procedures can you use to give each sphere a net electrical charge of the same magnitude, one being positive and the other being negative is true.

Preston Benson · Answer 2

Preston Benson 23 December, 07:09

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t = true

f = false

its t = true