Question

In charging by Induction, a metallic object is charged ______.

Options

• by rubbing it with silk

• by touching with a charged object 

• by rubbing it with fur

• by bringing a charged object near it

Answer 1

In charging by Induction, a metallic object is charged by bringing a charged object near it.

Explanation:

When a charged object is placed near an uncharged object, the charge in the uncharged object is redistributed, and if we earth one surface of the uncharged object, one charge travels to the earth while the other charge spreads over its surface, causing it to become charged.