when a body is charged by induction then the body
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- This process of making a body charged by polarizing it is known as charging by induction.
- In conclusion, for a body to be charged by induction, electrons must have the ability to move from one region to another region in the object and for this free electrons are necessary.
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Electrostatic induction is a redistribution of charges in an object, caused by the influence of nearby charges. Charging by induction involves transfer of charges from one part to the other of the body. So no charge loss in this process.
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