Question

lidia makes a graphic organizer of the methods of charging. friction conduction induction which label belongs in the region marked x? charged object must touch charged object must not touch electrons move protons move

Explanation:

1. Recall the three charging methods: Friction, Conduction, and Induction.
2. Analyze each option:

• "Charged object must touch": Conduction requires touching, but Induction does not, so this is not common to all three (Friction: objects rub, Conduction: touch, Induction: no touch). So this is out.
• "Charged object must not touch": Induction is no - touch, but Conduction is touch, so this is not common to all three. Out.
• "Electrons move": In Friction, electrons transfer between rubbing objects; in Conduction, electrons move through contact; in Induction, electrons redistribute within the object (movement of electrons). So this is a common feature.
• "Protons move": Protons are in the nucleus and do not move in these charging processes (electrons are the charge carriers that move). So this is incorrect.

Answer:

Electrons move