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04-06-2016
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A charged object cannot attract a neutral object.

ATrue
BFalse

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04-06-2016

That's false. One of the first demonstrations of static attraction is
running a comb through your hair to charge it, and then using it
to pick up uncharged bits of tissue paper.

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