Question

1. What is the difference between charging by conduction and charging by induction?

A- During induction, charges move between objects that briefly touch; during conduction, charges move between objects that are rubbed together.

B- During conduction, charges move between objects that briefly touch; during induction, charges move between objects that are rubbed together.

C- During induction, charges move between touching objects; during conduction, charges are redistributed within an object that is near another object.

D- During conduction, charges move between touching objects; during induction, charges are redistributed within an object that is near another object.

Answer 1

Answer:a

Explanation:

Answer 2

The difference between charging by conduction and charging by induction is

A. During induction, charges move between objects that briefly touch; during conduction, charges move between objects that are rubbed together.

What is conduction and induction?

Conduction charges another body with a charged body by came in contact with that body.

Induction charges another body without came in contact with that body.

Thus, the correct option is A

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