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Moving charges, which get transferred from one object to the other are negative charges only.

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The correct option is A True
Since only electrons are able to leave out from atoms, any charge developed in any body is only due to transfer of these negative charges. The positive charge particles or neutral particles do not get transferred from one object to another under normal conditions.

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