7. An initially uncharged electroscope is charged by induction by bringing a positively charged object near.
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7. • An initially uncharged electroscope is charged by induction by bringing a positively charged object near.
If 3.22×108 electrons flow through the ground wire to Earth and the ground wire is then removed, what is the net charge on the electroscope?
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