Question

State true or false.

Charges cannot be transferred from one body to another.​

Answer 1

Answer:

false charges can be transferred from one body to another

Answer 2

The statement, charges cannot be transferred from one body to another is false.

Explanation:

• Charge can be transferred from one object to another and it neither created nor destroyed.
• When electron moves from one place to another, the neutral object will become positively charged.
• Charge can be transferred in three ways such as, by friction, conduction and induction.
• When one particle is rubbed on another particle, the electrons will move from one place to another and it is known as charging by friction.
• When a conductive material is touched with a charged particle, the charges will be transferred from charged particle to a conductor and it is known as charging by conduction.
• When an uncharged material is placed near charged material, it is grounded on neutral material.
• Thus, the charge will flow between two objects and the uncharged material will be charged. Hence, it is known as charging by induction.