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For the following questions, describe what the charge is on each object and the law of electric charge which applies to motion being observed. Charge on each Explanation of Movement object Objects using Laws of Electric Charge 4. Rod - rod Pith ball - pithball 5. Rod - Pith ball - rod pithball

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Part B. Using the Laws of Electric Charge
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Charge on each Explanation of Movement
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using Laws of Electric Charge
4.
Rod -
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Pith ball -
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