alleryThe principle that charge can be neither created nor destroyed is:
AConservation of energy
BConservation of charge
CConservation of momentum
DCoulomb's law
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Conservation of charge
Total charge in an isolated system is conserved.
Charge can be transferred between bodies but not created or destroyed.
This is a fundamental conservation law in physics.
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