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how many electrons must be removed from neutral object of a charge 0.5 ml


Rashi 13th Jun, 2020
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Mounika Sonti 13th Jun, 2020

Hello!!!

Hope you are doing great!!!!

Given Net charge of the neutral object = 0.5 μ C

the charge of the electron = -1.6*10^-19

Net charge in the number of electrons = 0.5*10^-6/-1.6*10^-19

=-3.12*10^-12

The negative sign indicates that the number of electrons to be removed from the object.

Hope it helps you!!!!

Good luck!!!!

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