A body X has +2 coulomb of charge and bo...

A body X has `+2` coulomb of charge and body Y has `-2` coulomb of charge. Can we say that X has more charge as compared to Y ?

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Bodies X and Y have same amount of charge. Positive and negative signs denote just the opposite nature of charges.

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