Please answer question 2.7 for me form the textbook.

he won't be on for a while hun

Stupid lev making me log in when I left. You're lucky IM not evil.


The droplets contain different charges because there may be 1,2,3 or more excess electrons from the droplet. The electronic charge is likely to be the lowest common factor in all the observed charges. Assuming this is so, we calculate the apparent electronic charge from each drop as follows;

A: 1.60 x 10E-19/1=1.60 x 10E-19 C

B. 3.15 x E-19/2= 1.58 x 10E-19 C

C. 4.81 x 10E-19/3=1.6 x 10E-19 C

D. 6.31 x 10E-19/4=1.58 x 10E-19 C

The reported value is the average of these four values.

(1.60 x 10E-19 C+1.58 x 10E-19 C+1.6 x 10E-19 C+1.58 x 10E-19 C)/4= 1.6 x 10E-19


And what the heck is with your avy. Bye and contact me by email next time.

Lev are you coming with us tomorrow or not? Smexy, Taz and I are going. Ask your mom already

Maybe even Sm is going...need to ask Taz.

I can't i JUST realized that we have an English term paper and i didn't even open the book (Yes i have a term paper at the last days of school.)

LIAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You told me you gave it to your teachers last week!! Stop lying! :O

That was the draft Ahmed. The final one is due Friday. BTW shouldn't you be studing for Mailman's test? You told me "i am going to study so hard that i will beat you [on the test] and make you cry".

I'll hope lots of time when I come back isA...Im not going to sleep there

W/e you'll be missing out