Physics, 14.05.2021 02:40 angel13sigala

5. Dusting a globe with a feather duster, the globe gets a charge of -8.95x10° C. a. Were electrons gained or lost from the globe? b. How many electrons were transferred? c. What is the charge on the duster?

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5. Dusting a globe with a feather duster, the globe gets a charge of -8.95x10° C. a. Were electrons...