Physics, 23.10.2020 17:10 KennyMckormic
1pt An acrylic rod is charged by friction when rubbed against a silk
cloth. When brought near a piece of polystyrene foam, the foam is
attracted to the rod. Which of the following is the most reasonable
estimate of the amount of charge on the rod?
O A. 1x10-8 C
O B. 1x10-3 C
O c. 10
OD. 100 C
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1pt An acrylic rod is charged by friction when rubbed against a silk
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