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Match the following with the type of electrostatic interaction between the bodies.

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Repulsion

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No interaction

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Attraction

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Solution

Two electrically neutral bodies neither attract nor repel each other. Like charges repel while unlike charges attract each other. A positively charged body will repel another positively charged body and attract a negatively charged body.

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