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If Negative Charges Are Induced On An Electroscope And A Positively Charged Rod Is Brought Near The Cap Of The Electroscope; The Leaves Will? - Erudites Academy

If negative charges are induced on an electroscope and a positively charged rod is brought near the cap of the electroscope; the leaves will?

by | Nov 10 | Physics JAMB | 0 comments

A. close up
B. become positively charged
C. becomes negatively charged
D. open further

Correct Answer:

Option A = close up

Explanation

The leaves collapse as the positive charges on the rod neutralizes the negative charges on the electroscope.

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