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Plssss I need help——— Balloon A is (A. Negatively, B. Not, C. Positively) charged, and balloon C is (A. Negatively, B. Not, C. P

ositively) charged. Balloon A approaches balloon C, there’ll be a force of (A. Attraction, B. Repulsion) between them.

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makvit [3.9K]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. Not

C. Positively

A. Attraction

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