Question: How is the observation that charges appear on both a glass rod and a silk cloth when rubbed consistent with the law of conservation of charge? Options:

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Question: How is the observation that charges appear on both a glass rod and a silk cloth when rubbed consistent with the law of conservation of charge? Options:, Charges are created during rubbing, violating the law of conservation of charge., Charges on the glass rod and silk cloth cancel each other out, maintaining charge neutrality., Charges are transferred from one body to another during rubbing, preserving the total charge in the system., The law of conservation of charge is not applicable in this scenario.

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Correct Option is : (C) Charges are transferred from one body to another during rubbing, preserving the total charge in the system.

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