Discussion post questions, YouTube video links are attached. 1.) The common explanation is that since water is a polar molecule, the electric field from the charge on the cup will exert a greater force on one side of the water molecules than on the other side, attracting the stream water. What explanation does the host give that this effect is negligible? Does this sound reasonable l, why not or why not? YouTube link: (5 fun physics phenomena by Veritasium https://youtu.be/1Xp_imnO6WE) (**Fact number 3 is the main focus to answer the question**) 2.) If the polar nature of water is not the main (direct) explanation, then what is? Make a detailed hypothesis as to the correct reason why the stream of water is deflected by an electric charge. 3.) Another YouTube link: (Explained: 5 fun physics phenomena by Veritasium https://youtu.be/jIMihpDmBpY) Start watching from 3:48. What is the actual reason given by the host? How similar is this to your explanation? Please I really need help and clear explanations for each questions. please thanks