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Can some body plz help correct me or correct the true or false answers I did wrong. I’m not sure there right :(

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3241004551 [841]3 years ago

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4 3 and 5 are wrong:)

4 is true and 5 is false

4. insulators are really thick materials that keep electrons within their space.

For example, a charger the rubber is the insulators and the electrons are flowing inside of the charger so you don't get shocked.

5. without the force of attraction, there are no atoms:)

for number 3, its a trick question

Hope this helped!

(learned these this year so I didn't forget them:)

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