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    Finding the change in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 C

    Alright I got 6*10^-12 is that right ?
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    Finding the change in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 C

    How? I don’t understand
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    Finding the change in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 C

    What’s the mass of the charged body?
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    What is the electric charge on the charged polystyrene ball?

    Homework Statement A charged polystyrene ball of mass 0.14g is suspended by a nylon thread from a fine glass spring. In the absence of any electric field the spring extends by 30mm. The polystyrene ball is then placed in an electric field that acts vertically upwards, of strength 200kV m^-1...
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    Finding the change in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 C

    if it does how do I find out how much that weighs in kg's?
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    Finding the change in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 C

    does it lose 6.642*10^-31 electrons?
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    Finding the change in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 C

    I’m really not sure where to start with calculations, and it’s due tomorrow. If you’ve worked it out how’d you do it?
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    Finding the change in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 C

    I’m not sure. Are there formulas for it?
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    Finding the change in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 C

    Homework Statement The mass of an electron is 9*10^-31kg. Find the charge in mass of a charged body if it loses 1 Coulomb of negative charge. Use your answer to explain why electricity was originally thought to be weight less. 1 coulomb = 6.642*10^18 elementary charges. Homework Equations...