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Which subatomic particle will be attracted by a positively charged object?
(1) proton (3) electron
(2) neutron (4) positron

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(1) Protons have a positive charge, so will be repelled by other positive charges
(2) Neutrons have no charge, so won't be affected by positive charges
(3) Electrons have a negative charge, so will be attracted by a positive charge
(4) Positrons have a positive charge, so will be repelled by other positive charges

The answer is (3)
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The subatomic particle which will be attracted by a positively charged object is: Choice 3: Electrons.

By law of electricity; like charges repel while unlike charges attract.

In essence, the subatomic particle which will be attracted to a positively charged object is a negatively charged particle.

Since, protons are positively charged, neutrons have no charge, positrons are positively charged but electrons are negatively charged,

The subatomic particle which will be attracted by a positively charged object is; Electron.

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