if you rub a balloon on your hair, it becomes charged, and as a result It can stick to your head without being held there. why doesn't it fall on the ground?

The balloon doesn't fall on the ground. Because the electrical field around your head disrupts Earth's gravitational field. Option A is correct.
It is a force imposed by one charge on another as a result of the field. The electrostatic force produced by one line charge on another line charge separated by r is determined by the charge potency of each charge as well as the separation distance between them.
When you brush a balloon against your hair, it charges up and can attach to your head without being kept in place.
Because the electrical field surrounding your head interrupts Earth's gravitational field, it does not fall to the earth.
Hence, option A is correct.
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