How does end A of the rod react when the charged ball approaches it after a great many previous contacts with?
How does end A of the rod react when the charged ball approaches it after a great many previous contacts with end A? Assume that the phrase "a great many" means that the total charge on the rod dominates any charge movement induced by the near presence of the charged ball. It is strongly repelled. It is strongly attracted. It is weakly attracted. It is weakly repelled. It is neither attracted nor repelled.
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- It is strongly repelled. I'm assuming this is on masteringphysics
- _____________________________________________ When the charged ball makes contacts with end A, the rod becomes negatively charged. When the charged ball approaches it after many previous contacts, the ball and end a both being negatively charged strongly repel It is strongly repelled. ______________________________________
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