alleryStart learning →Extra charge placed on an insulator behaves how?
AIt spreads over the whole surface
BIt flows quickly into the ground
CIt stays at the same place
DIt moves to the nearest edge
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It stays at the same place
An insulator has no free charges to carry the extra charge, so the charge remains where it was placed.
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