8. 91 = -4 μC 92 = 3 µC + 31 3-p a) If the two spheres are touched together what is the new charge on each? b) How many electrons do I have to add/remove to either sphere to make it neutral? ON SERVO

8. 91 = -4 μC 92 = 3 µC + 31 3-p a) If the two spheres are touched together what is the new charge on each? b) How many electrons do I have to add/remove to either sphere to make it neutral? ON SERVO

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91 = -4 µC
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318=/p
a) If the two spheres are touched together what is the new charge on each?
b) How many electrons do I have to add/remove to either sphere to make it neutral?

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