A body has an excess of electrons. What kind of net charge does it possess?
APositive charge
BNegative charge
CNo charge
DAlternating charge
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Negative charge
An excess of electrons gives a body a negative charge.
A deficiency of electrons would make it positively charged.
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