3 the data is complete do not reject it 3.) Which of the following is true about charging by induction?A) Charging by induction can happen even if two objects are not in contact. B) Charging by induction can take place even if all of the objects are initially uncharged.C.) Protons are transferred instead of electrons in charging by induction.D.) Electron affinity determines which of the objects will be negatively or positively charged.10 m from a -2.0-C charge. What is the electrostatic force on the positive ch

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3 the data is complete do not reject it

3.) Which of the following is true about charging by induction?
A) Charging by induction can happen even if two objects are not in contact.

B) Charging by induction can take place even if all of the objects are initially uncharged.
C.) Protons are transferred instead of electrons in charging by induction.
D.) Electron affinity determines which of the objects will be negatively or positively charged.
10 m from a -2.0-C charge. What is the electrostatic force on the positive ch

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