Suppose that a penny has enough electrons removed from it to acquire 1.0 C of charge. A.) what fraction of its electrons must be removed to acquire this charge? B.) if the excess charge is deposited on a second penny and the pair is placed 1.00 km apart, what is the resulting force between them?  ** take the mass of the penny to be 2.50 gm, and assume the penny is pure copper (Cu)- 29 electrons.

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