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A positively charged rod is brought near a metallic bar placed on an insulating stand. The...

A positively charged rod is brought near a metallic bar placed on an insulating stand. The rod is not touching the bar. Draw the charges on the metallic bar if any. An uncharged pith ball is placed near the other end of the bar. Describe the interaction between the pith ball and the bar.

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