Physics, asked by kollasridatta, 7 months ago

explain why A charged body loses it charge if we touch it with our hand

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Answered by sonidivakar007123

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when we touch a charged body,it loses its charge due,to the process of earthing. our body is a good conducter of electricity.it transfers the charges to the earth.

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Answered by lucky9151

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A charged body looses its charge if we touch it with our hand because our body conducts the charges to the earth.

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