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Two balloons are attracting each other. Both must be having _________ charge(s).

A

same

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positive

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negative

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different

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Solution

The correct option is D different
If two balloons are attracting each other, they must be having different charges, that means one can be positively charged, so the other will be negatively charged or vice-versa.

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