What type of force exist between the rod and the ball
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The type of force that exists between the rod and the ball is an attractive electrostatic force.
This force arises from the phenomenon of charge induction, where the negative charge on the rod causes a separation of charge in the uncharged ball, creating a temporary positive charge on the side nearest the rod. The attraction between these opposite charges overcomes any repulsion from the like charges on the far side of the ball.
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