1. What is the charge of a body that a) gains 1 million electrons b) loses 2 million protons c) gains 3 million electrons, and 2 million protons d) loses 3 million electrons, 2 million protons, and 1 million neutrons

1. What is the charge of a body that a) gains 1 million electrons b) loses 2 million protons c) gains 3 million electrons, and 2 million protons d) loses 3 million electrons, 2 million protons, and 1 million neutrons

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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Problem 102AP: Point charges of 25.0/ C and 45. C are placed 0.500 m apart. At what point along die line between...

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a) gains 1 million electrons
b) loses 2 million protons
c) gains 3 million electrons, and 2 million protons
d) loses 3 million electrons, 2 million protons, and 1 million neutrons

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