Physics, 28.01.2021 05:40 delawdermia27
You make an observation that two objects attract. Which object below indicates the claim(s) that could be supported by this observation?
1.Both objects have a net charge.
2.Neither of the objects have a net charge.
3.One object has a net charge and the other object is neutral.
4.All of the above.
5.and C.
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