Four charged objects (A, B, C, & D) make up a closed system. The table below shows their charge at various points in time. Fill in the empty cells in the table bearing in mind that at t=1s, object A was neutral. t=0s -27 QA (C) (C) ac ៖ (C) 59 99 twis 65 132

Four charged objects (A, B, C, & D) make up a closed system. The table below shows their charge at various points in time. Fill in the empty cells in the table bearing in mind that at t=1s, object A was neutral. t=0s -27 QA (C) (C) ac ៖ (C) 59 99 twis 65 132

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Four charged objects (A, B, C, & D) make up a closed system. The table below shows their charge at various points in time. Fill in the empty cells in the table bearing in mind that
at t= 1 s, object A was neutral.
t=0s
-27
QA
(C)
Qs
(C)
ac
(C)
Go
(C)
59
-24
99
twis
65
132

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