Imagine that an uncharged pith ball is brought into the electrostatic field of a charged tod. The side of the pith ball closest to the negatively charged end of the rod will

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Josh Fowler

1 September, 01:38

Imagine that an uncharged pith ball is brought into the electrostatic field of a charged tod. The side of the pith ball closest to the negatively charged end of the rod will

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Isaac Hinton 1 September, 03:43

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Deandre Mosley · Answer 2

When an uncharged pith ball is brought into the electrostatic field of a charged tod, the side of the pith ball closest to the negatively charged end of the rod will also gain a negatively charged surface. Then, it will not attract to the charged tod but rather it will repel.