1 a) We charge a metal sphere with a positive charge. Now we move an neutral...
1 a) We charge a metal sphere with a positive charge. Now we move an neutral metal sphere, which is well insulated from ground, so that it is close to, but not touching the charged sphere. Draw a charge diagram that shows the charge distributions on both spheres.
b) We again charge a metal sphere with a positive charge. Now we ground a second sphere and, keeping it grounded, we move it close to, but not touching, the charged sphere. Draw a charge diagram that shows the charge distributions on both spheres.
c) Explain any differences between the charge diagrams that you drew for a and b.
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