Question
Why can charged objects interact with each other without touching?(1 point)
Responses
They have opposite charges that repel each other.
They have opposite charges that repel each other.
They have friction built up inside of them.
They have friction built up inside of them.
They are surrounded by an electric field.
They are surrounded by an electric field.
They are surrounded by positive and negative charges.
Responses
They have opposite charges that repel each other.
They have opposite charges that repel each other.
They have friction built up inside of them.
They have friction built up inside of them.
They are surrounded by an electric field.
They are surrounded by an electric field.
They are surrounded by positive and negative charges.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is: **They are surrounded by an electric field.**
Charged objects create electric fields around themselves, and these fields can influence other charged objects without direct contact, leading to interactions such as attraction or repulsion.
Charged objects create electric fields around themselves, and these fields can influence other charged objects without direct contact, leading to interactions such as attraction or repulsion.