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Which is TRUE about static electricity? It is a stationary electric charge that builds up on an insulating material and is discharged when another material touches it.

It can flow from an electric outlet along a wire to a lamp.

It travels in a circuit.

It usually has a switch that allows you to turn something on or off.

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