A positively charged sphere is connected to the earth
The electrons from the earth flow into the sphere till it is electrically neutral.
The electrons from the earth flow into the sphere till it gets negatively charged.
The positive charges( protons) on the sphere flow into the earth.
None of the above.
Hence, option A is correct.
If a sphere has a -ve charge on it and sphere is connected to earth?
Will -ve charge flow to earth?
A metal sphere of 4 cm radius is suspended within a hollow sphere of 6 cm radius. The inner sphere Is charged to a potential of 3 esu with outer sphere connected to the earth, the charge on the inner sphere is
While charging a metallic sphere negatively by induction by bringing a positively charged rod near it the electrons will flow from the ground to the sphere when the sphere is connected to the ground with a wire. WHY DOES THIS HAPPEN?