Can an object carry a charge of 2.4 * 10^-19 C? [a] Yes, if the object is a cond
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Question
Can an object carry a charge of 2.4 * 10^-19 C?[a] Yes, if the object is a conductor. [b] Yes, if the object has electrons or protons [c] Yes, if the object is an insulator [d] No, because objects do not have charge. [e] No, because the charge is quantized in multiples of the electron'a charge Can an object carry a charge of 2.4 * 10^-19 C?
[a] Yes, if the object is a conductor. [b] Yes, if the object has electrons or protons [c] Yes, if the object is an insulator [d] No, because objects do not have charge. [e] No, because the charge is quantized in multiples of the electron'a charge
[a] Yes, if the object is a conductor. [b] Yes, if the object has electrons or protons [c] Yes, if the object is an insulator [d] No, because objects do not have charge. [e] No, because the charge is quantized in multiples of the electron'a charge
Explanation / Answer
No, because the charge is quantized in multiples of the electron'a charge.
Hence, option (e) is correct.