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How many electrons must be transferred away from a bee to produce a charge of +93.0 pC?A. 1.72 * 10-9 B. 5.81 * 108C. 1.02 * 1020 D. 1.49 * 1029

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How many electrons must be transferred away from a bee to produce a charge of +93.0 pC?
A. 1.72 * 10-9 B. 5.81 * 108
C. 1.02 * 1020 D. 1.49 * 1029

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