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A metal sphere has a charge of -6.5 muC....

A metal sphere has a charge of `-6.5 muC`. When `5xx10^(13)` electrons are removed from the sphere, what would be the net charge on it?

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To solve the problem, we need to follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the initial charge on the metal sphere The initial charge on the metal sphere is given as: \[ Q_1 = -6.5 \, \mu C \] ### Step 2: Calculate the charge removed by removing electrons We know that the charge of one electron is: ...
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