If two objects attract each other, which is not a possible explanation?
1) one must be negati...
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If two objects attract each other, which is not a possible explanation?
1) one must be negatively charged while the other is positively charged
2) one must be charged while the other is unchanged
3) they must have the same charge
explain
sorry, i picked math they didn't have science.
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