When a plastic pen is rubbed in dry hair, it attracts tiny pieces of paper. Which force is involved in this process?
When a plastic pen is rubbed in dry hair, it attracts tiny pieces of paper. It is due to electrostatic force.
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- A small device pulls iron nails from a distance. Which type of force is involved in this process?
- A glass rod is rubbed against a silk cloth. Which object get charged in this process?
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- Which force is responsible for raising our body hair when we try to take off a terylene or polyester shirt in the dry weather?
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- What type of force is involved in uniform motion balanced/unbalanced force? why?
- What did you observe when you bring the balloon close to the pieces of paper without rubbing it?
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- The pen is not attracted to the magnet but the nib of the pen can attract because it is a piece of metal. Is it correct?
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