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Object may acquire an excess or deficien...

Object may acquire an excess or deficiency of charge by

A

electric force

B

heating

C

shaking

D

by rubbing

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D
Object can be charged by rubbing. During rubbing some of the free electrons may get transferred from one object to other.
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