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3) By rubbing the sweater with balloon, the elections from outer orbit of the atoms of sweater are…

3. From the experiment in Part 1, we see that a) the balloon acquired more protons and became negatively charged, the sweater lost protons and became positively charged. b) the sweater acquired more electrons and became negatively charged, the balloon lost electrons and became positively charged. c) the balloon acquired more electrons and became negatively charged, the sweater lost electrons and became positively charged. I d) the balloon acquired more electrons and became positively charged, the sweater lost electrons and became negatively charged.

3. From the experiment in Part 1, we see that a) the balloon acquired more protons and became negatively charged, the sweater lost protons and became positively charged. b) the sweater acquired more electrons and became negatively charged, the balloon lost electrons and became positively charged. c) the balloon acquired more electrons and became negatively charged, the sweater lost electrons and became positively charged. I d) the balloon acquired more electrons and became positively charged, the sweater lost electrons and became negatively charged.

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter8: Electromagnetism And Em Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9Q

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