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2 years ago

Which of these could create static electricity?

2 answers:

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C. Combing ones hair

Because it’s like when you rub a ballon on your hair and your hair becomes static. And because if you look at the other options and do process of elimination you would get C.

A- that’s just electricity from a plug in
B- same thing as A
And
D- that’s with a engine and gas

(Hopefully this helped.)

And from google “Using plastic combs and brushes on your hair can cause static electricity, much like that old trick you did as a kid of making your hair stand up by rubbing a plastic balloon on it.”

Vinil7 [7]2 years ago

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c well actually I remember being tought this but I cant remember it 100

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