neutral. Object can be charged with a charged object without having any direct contact. Bringing a positively charged rod near Sphere A would induce negative charges on Sphere B. Touching the metal can, the can is earthed, i.e., sufficient electrons flow up from the ground through the finger to the metal can. Electrons at the far side of the can will flow out through the fingers to the earth. When the rod is removed, the remaining negative charges spread themselves out evenly over the metal
neutral. Object can be charged with a charged object without having any direct contact. Bringing a positively charged rod near Sphere A would induce negative charges on Sphere B. Touching the metal can, the can is earthed, i.e., sufficient electrons flow up from the ground through the finger to the metal can. Electrons at the far side of the can will flow out through the fingers to the earth. When the rod is removed, the remaining negative charges spread themselves out evenly over the metal
neutral. Object can be charged with a charged object without having any direct contact. Bringing a positively charged rod near Sphere A would induce negative charges on Sphere B. Touching the metal can, the can is earthed, i.e., sufficient electrons flow up from the ground through the finger to the metal can. Electrons at the far side of the can will flow out through the fingers to the earth. When the rod is removed, the remaining negative charges spread themselves out evenly over the metal