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What does conservation of charge say about an isolated system?
AIts total charge increases with time
BIts total charge is always zero
CIts total charge remains unchanged with time
DIts positive charge alone is constant
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Its total charge remains unchanged with time
Charge can be moved between bodies but the total of an isolated system stays constant.
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