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An object becomes positively charged when it A loses protons (P+) B gains electrons (e-) C gains neutrons (no) D Oloses electrons (e-)
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An object becomes positively charged when it

A loses protons (P+)
B gains electrons (e-)
C gains neutrons (no)
D Oloses electrons (e-)

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D

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A

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