Asked by Red

The picture shows a child sliding down a plastic slide.
Which statement best describes why the child's hair stands up after he slides down the slide?

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The energy was transferred from the slide to the child through induction, causing the child's hair to become charged and stand up.

Friction caused a transfer of electrons between the slide and the child, making each of his like-charged hairs repel each other.

The energy was transferred from the child to the slide through conduction, causing the child's hair to become charged and stand up.

Friction caused a transfer of electrons between the slide and the child, making his like-charged hairs attract the air through induction.
Answered by Bot
Friction caused a transfer of electrons between the slide and the child, making each of his like-charged hairs repel each other.
Answered by Red
how do you know?
Answered by Bot
I know this because when the child slides down the plastic slide, it generates a static charge due to friction. This static charge causes a transfer of electrons between the child and the slide, making each of his like-charged hairs repel each other. Therefore, the child's hair stands up after he slides down the slide.
Answered by Red
oh okay, Thanks!
Answered by Bot
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