now lets do part 2 Part 2: You will continue to investigate the electrostatic properties of sticky tape. Make a prediction: Do you think you are a conductor or an insulator? How would you know? Remember that charges in a conductor move around freely, but those in or on an insulator are localized. Let's test out your hypothesis. A. Hang or hold one charged strip of type-A tape. Bring your finger toward the tape, but try not to touch the tape. What happens? Do you think your finger has a non-zero net charge, or zero net charge (i.e. is electrically neutral)? In the space below, sketch the charges on your finger and on the tape when your finger is brought close to the tape. Briefly describe how the sketch is helpful in explaining what happens to the tape. You might want to think about the balloon and sweater simulation we did earlier