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In a Millikan Experiment simulation, a group of students were able to bring a sphere to...

In a Millikan Experiment simulation, a group of students were able to bring a sphere to rest when the following data was obtained: Potential Difference was V = 13.07 x 103 volts: mass of the sphere was m = 8.00 x 10-14 kg: distance between plates was d = .016 m.

a) Based on this data how many coulombs of excess charge was on the sphere?

b) Based on this data the number of excess elementary charges on the sphere was?

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