Identification
Label the following examples of electricity as either “N” for naturally
occurr...
Physics, 04.03.2021 19:20 Tyrant4life
Identification
Label the following examples of electricity as either “N” for naturally
occurring electricity, or "H" for human-harnessed electricity.
1. Lightning
2. Getting shocked as you walk across carpet and touch a
doorknob
3. Crank flashlight
4. Charging a cell phone
5. Clothes sticking to each other in the dryer
6. Turning on a television
7. Hair standing straight up after removing a wool hat
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