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Q)How is a conductor different from an insulator. A)A Conductor contains free electrons. B)A conductor contains free protons. C)A conductor contains an equal number of free elec…

Q)How is a conductor different from an insulator. A)A Conductor contains free electrons. B)A conductor contains free protons. C)A conductor contains an equal number of free elec…
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Q)How is a conductor different from an insulator. A)A Conductor contains free electrons. B)A conductor contains free protons. C)A conductor contains an equal number of free electrons and free protons. D)A conductor contains neither free electrons nor free protons.

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I believe the correct answer is A

Explanation:hope this helps :3

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User Setheron
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For the PLATO answer a conductor contains free electrons

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