Sphere A having a net charge of +2.50E-6 C is placed on a scale, which measures its weight in Newtons. Sphere B having a net charge of –6.40E-6 C is directly positioned 9.79 m above the first sphere, and the reading of the scale is found to be zero. What is the mass of sphere A (in kg)?

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