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Object A is pos charge.Object A and Object B repel. Object B and Object C attract....

Object A is pos charge.Object A and Object B repel. Object B and Object C attract. Object C and Object D repel Objet D and Object E attract.Oject E and F atttact. And Objetc F and a neutral object attarct each other.

What are the possible charges for B,C,D,E,F in terms of positive, negative or neutral combinations. Explain rationale.

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