Physics, 29.01.2020 00:13 breannaasmith1122

During the polarization of an object, what happens to the charges that the object carries?

a negative charges flow toward positive charges.
b positive and negative charges become separated.
c both negative and positive charges are produced.
d positive charges combine with negative charges.

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During the polarization of an object, what happens to the charges that the object carries?