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(8) How many electrons would it take to make up a charge of minus one millionth of a Coulomb (a)- 100000 (b)- 10000000 (c)- 8 x 102 (d)- 6.25 x 102 5- None of the above

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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(8) How many electrons would it take to make up a charge of minus one
millionth of a Coulomb
(a)- 100000
(b)- 10000000
(c)- 8 x 102
(d)- 6.25 x 102
5- None of the above

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