The mass of an atom doesn't include the mass of the electrons because? a) of their negative charges b) electrons are so small they don't really add any weight c) they are outside the nucleus

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The mass of an atom doesn't include the mass of the electrons because?

a) of their negative charges
b) electrons are so small they don't really add any weight
c) they are outside the nucleus

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I'm sure but a or c I'm sure

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