Name II. Problems: Solve all three of the following problems for credit. When solving problems, be sure to: a) show your starting equation(s), b) show your working equation and all substitutions, and c) circle your answers. If you have time you may solve more than three problems, in which case I will count the best three problems for credit. 1. Imagine there was a set-up for an experiment where I charge a rubber rod and bring it close to a neutral electroscope (but does not touch the electroscope). Draw a picture and explain (a) the charge that is on the rubber rod, (b) what happens to the electroscope when the rod is close to it, (c) what is happening to the electrons in the electroscope. Fur Charge the Rubber Rod Rubber Rod Vane-type Electroscope (Initially Neutral)