In any charging process what happens to thecharge? *createdtransferreddestroyednone of the aboveParticles 1, with charge q1, and 2, with charge q2, areon the x axis, with particle 1 at x = a and particle 2 atX = -2a. For the net force on a third charged particle,at the origin, to be zero, q1 and q2 must be relatedby q2 =:2q14q1--2q1--4q1--q1/4A neutral atom always has *More neutrons than protonsMore protons than electronsThe same number of neutrons as protonsThe same number of protons as electronsO OO O OO O

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In any charging process what happens to the
charge? *
created
transferred
destroyed
none of the above
Particles 1, with charge q1, and 2, with charge q2, are
on the x axis, with particle 1 at x = a and particle 2 at
X = -2a. For the net force on a third charged particle,
at the origin, to be zero, q1 and q2 must be related
by q2 =:
2q1
4q1
--2q1
--4q1
--q1/4
A neutral atom always has *
More neutrons than protons
More protons than electrons
The same number of neutrons as protons
The same number of protons as electrons
O O
O O O
O O

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