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What is static electricity? A. a flow of electrons B. an electrostatic discharge C. a repelling between electrons D. a buildup of electric charge on something

What is static electricity? A. a flow of electrons B. an electrostatic discharge C. a repelling between electrons D. a buildup of electric charge on something
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What is static electricity?

A. a flow of electrons
B. an electrostatic discharge
C. a repelling between electrons
D. a buildup of electric charge on something

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Answer: B. an electrostatic Discharge

Explanation: when you shock someone with your fingers, that is static electricity.

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