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Object A and Object B are insulators. They are both neutral.
Object B is touched by a positively-charged, insulating
sphere. When the sphere is pulled away, what charge do the
objects have?

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Final answer:

When two conducting spheres with different charges touch and then separate, each sphere ends up with half of the original total charge.


Explanation:

When the two conducting spheres touch, they share the total charge, resulting in each sphere having half of the original charge. In this case, the charges will be redistributed, and each sphere will acquire a final charge equal to half of the total original charge.


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