A glass rod is rubbed with silk and acquires a charge of magnitude 7.50 nC. What is the change in mass of the rod?, Mass of a electron = 9.11 x10^-31 Kg 42.6 x10^-22 Kg O41.6x10^-21 Kg 42.6x10^-21 Kg 42.6 x10^-23 Kg

A glass rod is rubbed with silk and acquires a charge of magnitude 7.50 nC. What is the change in mass of the rod?, Mass of a electron = 9.11 x10^-31 Kg 42.6 x10^-22 Kg O41.6x10^-21 Kg 42.6x10^-21 Kg 42.6 x10^-23 Kg

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A glass rod is rubbed with silk and acquires a charge of magnitude 7.50 nC. What is the change in mass of the rod?,
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42.6 x10^-22 Kg
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42.6x10^-21 Kg
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