Physics, asked by pv128279, 11 months ago

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(a) Why does the pithball swing towards B?
(b) Why does it return and move towards C?
(c) Why does the motion stop?
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20. A pithball is suspended between a positively charged sphere B and an earthed metal plate
Cas shown alongside. It is observed that the pithball swings towards B, then to C and then
back to B and so on. After some time the motion stops. Explain​

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Answered by Prity2005
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Answer:

Motion stops due to the frictional force works at opposite direction of motion..

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