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ball and a neutral metal rod hang by threads. They are close but not touching. A positively charged rod is held close to, but not touching. the hanging rod on the opposite end of the ball. Draw a diagram of the final positions of the hanging rod and the ball. Provide an explanation for your diagram. Suppose the positively charged rod is replaced with a negatively charged rod. Draw a diagram of the final positions of the hanging rod and the ball. Provide an explanation for your diagram.WEEK 1 - LAS1 Activity 1: Think Critically This time you will be showcasing your analytical as well as critical thinking skills. Using your knowledge on charging process, analyze and answer the following questions: 1) The figure below shows two identical neutral metal spheres touching each other. Which of the following locations of a positively charged insulating rod will create the largest positive charge in sphere Y? C - Rod is touching X 2) Refer to the figure below. Would the charges induced on spheres A and B necessarily be exactly equal and opposite? 3) The figure below shows charging a two-sphere system using a positively charged object. Explain how this process takes place using the given figure. You may have your answers in bullet form. Charging by Induction Ding Themidas phom A ba B. The alleviman .J/changing by induction 4) Consider the illustration on the right. A lightweight. positively charged ball and a neutral metal rod hang by threads. They are close but not touching. A positively charged rod is held close to, but not touching. the hanging rod on the opposite end of the ball