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Non-moving electrical charges are often called A. current. B. voltage. C. static electricity. D. electrical field lines.

Non-moving electrical charges are often called A. current. B. voltage. C. static electricity. D. electrical field lines.
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Non-moving electrical charges are often called

A. current.
B. voltage.
C. static electricity.
D. electrical field lines.

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C

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User FrickeFresh
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C. static eletricity

This is static electricity because it is in equilibrium, that is, it is not moving from one body to another.
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