A socorro.schoolobjects.com/aware2/onlineTestingApi/onlineTesting?testEntryld=D39295264002 Physics, MP4, 3W, 2020-2021 Re-DoCOLOR THEMEQQ zoOOME CALCULATOR1. To decorate for a birthday party for his younger sister, a teenager "attaches" balloonsto the walls and ceiling. He does this by rubbing the balloons against a wool sweaterand placing them next to the surface. They automatically cling to the surface.Answer1a What types of charge(s) would the wall have that allows the balloons to "attach"?b What types of charge(s) do the balloons have before rubbing it on the woolsweater?c What does rubbing the balloons with the wool do?d By what method are the electrons transfered from the wool sweater to theballoon?e What causes the attractive force in the scenario above?( PREVIOUSO 6O 89.Fiction (1).pdfBalloons_and Sta..docxPDFPOM Fiction.pdfW Electric forces_an..d

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1. To decorate for a birthday party for his younger sister, a teenager "attaches" balloons to the walls and ceiling. He does this by rubbing the balloons against a wool sweater and placing them next to the surface. They automatically cling to the surface. 1a What types of charge(s) would the wall have that allows the balloons to "attach"? b What types of charge(s) do the balloons have before rubbing it on the wool sweater? c What does rubbing the balloons with the wool do? d By what method are the electrons transfered from the wool sweater to the balloon? e What causes the attractive force in the scenario above?

1. To decorate for a birthday party for his younger sister, a teenager "attaches" balloons to the walls and ceiling. He does this by rubbing the balloons against a wool sweater and placing them next to the surface. They automatically cling to the surface. 1a What types of charge(s) would the wall have that allows the balloons to "attach"? b What types of charge(s) do the balloons have before rubbing it on the wool sweater? c What does rubbing the balloons with the wool do? d By what method are the electrons transfered from the wool sweater to the balloon? e What causes the attractive force in the scenario above?

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