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how is a positively charged object different than a negatively charged object?

a. the positively charged object has more protons than a negatively charged object

b. the positively charged object has fewer electrons than protons.

c. the positively charged object is attracted to other positively charged objects.

It would be B) the positively charged object has fewer electrons then protons.

You can answer the question yourself by the information that I gave you. Hope it helps.

Protons are tightly bound in the nucleus and can be neither gained nor loss. So any change in the charge of an atom is due to changes in its electron count. If a neutral atom gains electrons, then it will become negatively charged. If a neutral atom loses electrons, then it become positively charged.