What are the three ways in which a body can be charged?

friction, conduction, induction

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The correct option is A
friction, conduction, induction

The three ways in which a body can be charged are friction, conduction and induction. Friction is the rubbing of a body with another body. Conduction is the process of touching a charged body to another body and induction is the process of bringing a charged body in the presence of an uncharged body.

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