Micro/macro collection between electrostatic

[743344]

i have question, if A 2.00 mm-diameter copper ball is charged to + 70.0 nC. What fraction of its electrons have been removed?

I know i have to use the relation, q = (Nprotons - Neletrons)e, but i can't figure out the answer.
what does e stand for.
please help
thankyou

 

[awvvu]

e is the charge of a proton.

 

[743344]

thank
i still need help for the question though

 

[awvvu]

It's easy to figure out how many electrons were lost. But if they want to know the fraction of electrons removed, then you'll have to know how much it started with. Using the density of copper and its atomic number and weight from the periodic table, one could figure out how many electrons there would be in a neutral 2mm diameter ball.

I'm not sure if that's the best way to do this problem though.