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Click on the Reset button and the two balloonsbutton, which brings both uncharged balloons in the simu-lation window. Drag the balloons over the charged sweaterso that each will collect about half of the free charge in thesweater. Bring a charged balloon close to the other and re-lease. What do you see

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