Physics, asked by bgkbs37, 1 year ago

An uncharged insulated conductor A is brought near a charged insulated conductor B.What happens to charge and potential of B?

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Answered by faiza10

well...charge will remain same as u r saying they are INSULATED conductors...
i think it induces charge at A and hence potential decreases...

hope it helps...pls mark it as brainliest if correct

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