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Why dont we put (-ve) sign when calculating charge in electrostatics ?​

Why dont we put (-ve) sign when calculating charge in electrostatics ?​
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Why dont we put (-ve) sign when calculating charge in electrostatics ?​

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The negative sign represents the flow of charge in an opposite direction relative to point of action.

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