A metallic plate holds a charge of Q = -18 nC.Does the plate have excess or lack of electrons? ExcessWhat total number of elementary charges does Q represent?Units no units requiredThe number of elementary charges, N = 1.125E11After 43.1 × 10¹0 electrons were added to the plate, what is the new net charge on the plaThe new charge of the plate, Qnew=Units nC

Given Charge on a metal plate = Q = - 18 nC We have to answer the following given questions.

A metallic plate holds a charge of Q = -18 nC. Does the plate have excess or lack of electrons? Excess What total number of elementary charges does Q represent? The number of elementary charges, N = After 43.1 × 10¹0 electrons were added to the plate, what is the new net charge on the pla The new charge of the plate, Qnew = 1.125E11 Units no units required Units nC

A metallic plate holds a charge of Q = -18 nC. Does the plate have excess or lack of electrons? Excess What total number of elementary charges does Q represent? The number of elementary charges, N = After 43.1 × 10¹0 electrons were added to the plate, what is the new net charge on the pla The new charge of the plate, Qnew = 1.125E11 Units no units required Units nC

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