What do you observe? If there's an interaction, explain whether the tape pieces attract or repel each other. PartB Remove all the tape pieces from part A, and throw [item in the trash .Next , follow these steps to compare pieces of sticky-r tape that have different charges . Tear off two pieces of tape that are about 15 cm to inches} long. Similar to part A, fold under a half inch of each piece to make the strips easier to pull off. . Stick one of the pieces onto the tabletop .Smooth the tape down . . Stick the second piece of tape onto the tape piece you just placed .Do not cover the tab of the first piece of tape. . Grasp one tape tab in each handntlarefullilr pull both pieces off the table and separate them. Turn the non-sticky sides ofthe tape toward each other. What do you observe ? If there's an interaction ,explain whether the tape pieces attract or repel each other. Pant: Consider this question posed at the beginning of this task: 1Will two charged ohjects [stick].r tape} create electric force fields that allow them to interact without touching