Question
Write down the basic properties of electric charge.
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Answer
►The basic properties of electric charge are given below:
(i)charges are additive in nature
(ii)A charge is a conserved quantity
(iii)Quantization of charge
(i)charges are additive in nature
(ii)A charge is a conserved quantity
(iii)Quantization of charge
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