A metallic sphere contains a charge of -7.84 x 10-15 coulombs. The extra electrons evenly spread over the surface of the sphere. How many extra electrons are on the sphere?
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A metallic sphere contains a charge of -7.84 x 10-15 coulombs. The extra electrons evenly spread over the surface of the sphere. How many extra electrons are on the sphere?
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