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Tema [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

+3 in Atom, +9 in Nucleus

Explanation:

Charge of atom:

Neutrons are neutral in charge therefore ignore those for this portion,

there are 9 protons (+) and 6 electrons (-).

9 - 6 = +3 charge in atom

Charge of nucleus:

Neutrons are neutral as said before, there are 9 protons (+) and 6 neutrons (0).

9 + 0 = +9 charge in atom

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