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Electrically inert metal ball A is connected to the ground by a wire. What happens to the charge of this ball if you bring a negatively charged ball B near it. Justify your answ…

Electrically inert metal ball A is connected to the ground by a wire. What happens to the charge of this ball if you bring a negatively charged ball B near it. Justify your answ…
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Electrically inert metal ball A is connected to the ground by a wire. What happens to the charge of this ball if you bring a negatively charged ball B near it. Justify your answer.

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They will repel, meaning that they are made of an electrical conductor.

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