One thousand electrons, each of which carries a charge of -1.6×10-12 coulomb are removed from an initially neutral pitch ball. The resulting charge on the pitch ball is

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One thousand electrons, each of which carries a charge of -1.6x10-12 coulomb are removed from an initially neutral pitch ball. The resulting charge on the pitch ball is​

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Answer:   The resulting charge will be the 1000×1.6×10-12  Thank you.

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Why do archaeologists think that many people, who lived in Mehrgarh were hunters to start
with and that herding beca

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1) Let’s find if the pair of
are in proportion.
(a) 7:2 and 28:8,(b)
(d) 7:3 and 5:2,(

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One thousand electrons, each of which carries a charge of -1.6×10-12 coulomb are removed from an initially neutral pitch ball. The

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(8)Why do archaeologists think that many people, who lived in Mehrgarh were hunters to startwith and that herding beca

Let’s do ourselves -3.11) Let’s find if the pair ofare in proportion.(a) 7:2 and 28:8,(b)(d) 7:3 and 5:2,(

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(8)
Why do archaeologists think that many people, who lived in Mehrgarh were hunters to start
with and that herding beca

Let’s do ourselves -3.1
1) Let’s find if the pair of
are in proportion.
(a) 7:2 and 28:8,(b)
(d) 7:3 and 5:2,(