Physics, 22.02.2021 19:00, kfhayworth4480

Harper touches a negatively charged plastic rod to a rubber ball. How are the negative charges distributed on the rubber ball? A They move to the bottom surface of the ball

B They stay on the surface where the rod touches the ball

c They are evenly distributed on the inside of the ball

OD They are evenly distributed on the surface of the bal

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