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If a metal sphere has a charge of -4.00 C. The sphere must have an excess of a)2.50E+19 protons b)2.50E+19 electrons c)-4.00 electrons d)-4.00 protons

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Chapter23: Electric Forces

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Problem 5PQ: A single coulomb represents a large amount of charge. A sphere has a net charge of 1.00 C. How many...

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If a metal sphere has a charge of -4.00 C. The sphere must have an excess of

a)2.50E+19 protons

b)2.50E+19 electrons

c)-4.00 electrons

d)-4.00 protons

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