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Find the net charge of the following objects. then choose your answer from the given choices. 1. 16 protons and 7 electrons. O-4.23 x 10 -18 O 3.66 x 1018 O1.44 x 10-18 O-3.7 x 10-18

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Find the net charge of the following
objects. then choose your answer from
the given choices.
1. 16 protons and 7 electrons.
O-4.23 x 10-18
O 3.66 x 10-18
O 1.44 x 10-18
O-3.7 x 10-18

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