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How does the mass of an electron compare with the mass of a proton?

How does the mass of an electron compare with the mass of a proton?
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How does the
mass of an electron compare
with the mass of a proton?

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What I heard from my teacher is the electrons have only 1/2000 of the mass that proton or neutrons have (protons are positive neutrons have zero charge) I’m sorry if this didn’t help, but hopefully it did!
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