An object has a charge of -4.2 \mu C. How many electrons must be removed so that the charge becomes +4.1 \mu C?
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2 µC, and the final charge is +4.1 µC. The change in charge is +4.1 µC - (-4.2 µC) = 8.3 µC. Show more…
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