Need the answers today please :( ELECTRIC FIELDS ANDELECTRIC FORCES IN DAILYLIFE:Describe how electric forcesand electric fields interact in eachphoto.LighteningParty trick - "Magic Balioons"Naine other phenomena thatshow the presence of electric fieldsand electric forces.Reference:https://images.app.goo.gl/NkHmvGhhuxVLZafxc7Small sparks in iblanket at nightPieces of paper attracted by comb

Lightening is due to formation of electrostatic charge in clouds. Positive and negative charges…

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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ELECTRIC FIELDS AND
ELECTRIC FORCES IN DAILY
LIFE:
Describe how electric forces
and electric fields interact in each
photo.
Lightening
Party trick - "Magic Balioons"
Naine other phenomena that
show the presence of electric fields
and electric forces.
Reference:
https://images.app.goo.gl/NkHmvGhhuxVLZafxc7
Small sparks in iblanket at night
Pieces of paper attracted by comb

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