Answer:
We can infer that the charge on object B is Neutrally charged.
Explanation:
From the above we can assume object B is neutral and was charged by induction.
During the process of charging by conduction, both objects A and B acquire the same type of charge after contact.
It follows the rule that says that if a positively charged object A is used to charge a neutral object B, then both objects A & B become charged positively charged.
Answer:
Object B has a neutral charge
Explanation:
Object A still maintains the kind and quantity of charges it has because object B neither gives nor receives charges from it.
Like charges repel, unlike charges attract, but an interaction between a neutral and positive charge causes attraction without changing the quantity and king of charge originally present.
