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A metallic object holds a charge of - 3.8 x 10-6C. What total number of excess electron does this charge represent? O 9.384E+10 O 1.375E+8 2.145E+15 O 2.375E+13 O 1.675E+14

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A metallic object holds a charge of - 3.8 x 106C. What total number of
excess electron does this charge represent?
9.384E+10
O 1.375E+8
O 2.145E+15
2.375E+13
1.675E+14

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