After getting charged by the process of induction, an isolated neutral body will remain electrically .

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Solution

The correct option is B neutral
When a body is charged by the process of induction, the charges in the body get aligned and seperated but they remain inside the material. No charge enters or moves out from the body. As the body was initially electrically neutral, the electrical nature of the body still remains neutral.

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