Physics, asked by GillSAAB8372, 1 year ago

what is meant by charging by induction. why cant we charge insulator with this methods

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Answered by kinisharma15

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Charging by induction means to charge an uncharged object with a charged body.

An insulator doesn't allow the charge to pass through it.

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