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A student combed his hair when he put the comb near the running faucent the water bended in the combs direction
Why did the water’s path change?
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Due to conduction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water
Due to conduction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water
Due to induction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water
Due to induction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water
Due to induction, the charged comb attracted the neutrally charged water
Due to induction, the charged comb attracted the neutrally charged water
Due to conduction, the charged comb attracted the neutrally charged water
Why did the water’s path change?
(1 point)
Responses
Due to conduction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water
Due to conduction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water
Due to induction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water
Due to induction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water
Due to induction, the charged comb attracted the neutrally charged water
Due to induction, the charged comb attracted the neutrally charged water
Due to conduction, the charged comb attracted the neutrally charged water
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GPT 3.5
Due to induction, the charged comb repelled the neutrally charged water