By how much will the mass be changed

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Compute all parts of given question:

Question: An 18.5-g mass is suspended 4.97 cm above a nonconducting flat plate, directly above an embedded charge of q.

Part A: If the mass has the same charge, q, how much must q be so that the mass levitates (just floats, neither rising nor falling)?

Part B: If the charge q is produced by adding electrons to the mass, by how much will the mass be changed?

Please explain clearly with details so that I can follow.

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