Which of the following statements is true: (A) Using a positively charged rod, it is possible...
Which of the following statements is true: (A) Using a positively charged rod, it is possible to charge an electroscope in a lab either positively or negatively. (B) Both conductors and insulators may hold a net charge.
A and B
A only
B only
Homework Answers
Both statements are correct.
Yes, the conductors and insulator can hold a net charge. In the case of a conductor, the charge resides on the surface while in the case of insulators charge can reside anywhere. All in all, both can hold a net charge.
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