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An object becomes positively charged when it A)loses electrons. B)loses protons. C)gains electrons. D)gains neutrons.

An object becomes positively charged when it A)loses electrons. B)loses protons. C)gains electrons. D)gains neutrons.
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An object becomes positively charged when it

A)loses electrons.
B)loses protons.
C)gains electrons.
D)gains neutrons.

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Answer:

loses electrons

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Answer:

A. loses an electron, it becomes positively charged.

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