Determine the charge on the object and explain why it has this charge: Object Charge Explanation 1. + - + + - + 2. 3. 4. 5. An atom that has 16 electrons and 15 protons 6. An atom that has 100 electrons and 120 protons 7. A neutral object that loses 100 electrons to the ground.

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Q: 9. Shown in the picture is a representation of an atom. Particle A is neutral, particle B is…

A: Particle A is neutral that means it is Neutron. (Neutron does not carry any charge. It is Neutral)

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Q: charge, q = 3 x 10° C is 30 cm form a small dipole along it agnitude of the force on the charge is 5…

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Q: . Given the two stationary point charges on the x-axis in the diagram below, at what point is the…

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Q: 2. very small sphere with positive charge q = +8.00μCis released from rest at a point 1.50 cm from a…

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Q: Two point-charges are arranged on the x-axis as shown. In which region on the axis would it be…

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Q: This drawing of the field lines between these two charged plates is corre negative positive T. True…

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Q: 4. A+10 pC point charge, q1 is at the origin. Another point charge q2 with -20 pC is located at (x,…

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Electric Charges and Fields

One of the fundamental properties is the electromagnetic property. Charge cannot be destroyed by any process and this contributes formally to the law of charge conservation.