Charges on the metal rod.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Charges are of two types:positive charge and negative charge. When any object rubbed on the other object there is loss of electrons from one object to another.
When metal rod is touched to one end of the metal rod, metal rod loses its electron and attracted towards glass rod. Metal rod becomes positively charged.
Conclusion:
Metal rod becomes positively charged and charge is uniformly distributed on it.
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