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Rahul put his pet dog Bruno inside a big metal kennel supported on insulating pillars and then charged the kennel by a powerful electric machine. But, Bruno remained quite safe inside the cage.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

This is because, if electricity strikes a hollow object, it only affect the outer surface. That's why, the dog in the metal kennel remained safe.

Answered by Anonymous
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Conditon:

Rahul put his pet dog Bruno inside a big metal kennel supported on insulating pillars and then charged the kennel by a powerful electric machine. But, Bruno remained quite safe inside the cage.

Explanation:

The above condition can be explained with the reference from Electricity chapter.

It is dependent on the potential of a system.

Clearly, the cage is a type of conductor.

Now, we know that, charges reside only on the surface of a conductor.

Inside the conductor, charge is zero.

So, even if the metallic cage was charged up with the help of powerful electric machine, the charges resided on the surface.

Thus, Pluto was safe.

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