Our Model for Explaining the Electrical Interaction Between Charged Objects

question 6

Multiple Choice

Our model for explaining the electrical interaction between charged objects

• A) postulates that an electric field surrounds each charged object.
• B) makes sense only at very high speeds.
• C) depends on the existence of three kinds of charge.
• D) depends very strongly on the mass of the two objects.

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