During ventricular fibrillation, the muscle fibers of the heart's ventricles undergo uncoordinated rapid contractions, resulting in little or no blood circulation. To restore the heart's normal rhythm, a defibrillator sends an abrupt jolt of about - 0.20 C of electric charge through the chest into the heart. How many electrons pass through the body during this defibrillation?

(a) make accurate statements about the electrical forces exerted on electrically charged objects

(b) construct a force diagram

(c) represent a situation with mathematics