Anna notices that different types of clothing stick together in an electric dryer. When the clothes are pulled apart, they make sparks and crackling sounds due to electric forces of attraction. How can Anna reduce the amount of clothing clings together in the dryer?
A) Add a substance to wash that reduces the number of charges transferred
B) Dry more clothes at the same time so that there is less room for electric forces
C) Change the charges on the clothes by running the dryer at a faster speed
D) Increase the temperature of air in the dryer to weaken the electric forces
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