Friction, conduction and induction are three ways of creating a static charge on an object. which method or methods will produce the same charge on two objects?

Creating static charge by Conduction will produce the same charge on two objects.

Explanation:

Objects normally have a neutral charge i.e a charge of zero. When there is a transfer of electrons from one object to another and a charge is build up in one place, it is referred to as a Static electricity.

There are three ways of creating static electricity.

1. Charging by friction: It is achieved by rubbing two insulating objects together leading to a transfer of electrons from one surface to the other. Example is when you comb your hair. One object will gain a positive charge while other will be negatively charged

2. Charging by induction: In this method, an object is charged without actually touching it rather by bringing a charged object near it. This results to one side having excess positive or negative charge. It is effective on conducting materials such as metals.

3. Charging by conduction: It is done by bringing into contact a charged object to a neutral one. The excess electrons from the charged object will move to the neutral object hence the neutral object will achieve the SAME charge as the charged object.

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e) all of the above