Please help me with these questions just give me the answer for each A negatively charged rod is brought close to a neutral conductor hanging on aninsulated string.What would happen?The ball would be attracted towards to rod.The ball would be repelled away from the rod.The ball would not be affected by the rod. What is the limit on how many gravity assists a single spacecraft can get?NoneOneTwoThreeThere is no limit

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Please help me with these questions just give me the answer for each

A negatively charged rod is brought close to a neutral conductor hanging on an
insulated string.
What would happen?
The ball would be attracted towards to rod.
The ball would be repelled away from the rod.
The ball would not be affected by the rod.

What is the limit on how many gravity assists a single spacecraft can get?
None
One
Two
Three
There is no limit

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