Предмет: Геометрия, автор: asminaskendirova9

Какие два вида зарядов есть в электричестве?

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Автор ответа: alexanderdavindike

Ответ: Взаимодействие зарядов
Один вид электрического заряда называют положительным, а другой — отрицательным. Разноимённо заряженные тела притягиваются, а одноимённо заряженные — отталкиваются друг от друга. При соприкосновении двух электрически нейтральных тел в результате трения заряды переходят от одного тела к другому.
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