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Here, the given statements describe the nature of the electric charge.
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Electric charge.
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We know that the interaction between two light charged objects is repulsive.
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Similarly, the interaction between two oppositely charged objects is attracted.
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So here, consider two like charges.
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Let us consider two positive charges here.
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We know that the interaction between these two charges will always be repulsive.
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Similar in the case of negative charges, in this case also, the interaction between these two charges will always be negative, sorry, repulsive.
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But in the case of unlike charges, that is a positive charge and a negative charge, the interaction between these two charges will be attractive.
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So in the first option given, that is, the positive charges will ripple other posseousity charges.
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So this is a true statement because we know that light charges ripple each other.
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Similarly in the case of option b, here it says that negative charges will ripple other.
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So here also we know that light charges ripple each other.
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So option a and option b are true statements.
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Now option c tells that neutrally charged objects, that is objects with zero net charge will be attracted to positively charged objects and negatively charged objects.
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Now we know that neutrally charged objects, neutrally charged objects will contain equal number of positive and negative charges.
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Equal number of positive and negative charges.
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So such type of objects are called neutrally charged objects...