In comparison to their masses before the charging process

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Two objects, A and B, are rubbed together. As a result, object A acquires an excess negative charge while object B becomes positively charged. In comparison to their masses before the charging process, you can say that

1) The mass of A increased and that of B increased.

2) The mass of both objects increased.

3) The mass of both objects decreased.

4) The mass of A decreased and that of B decreased.

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