an object becomes positively charged when it\nloses electrons.\nloses protons.\ngains electrons.\ngains…

an object becomes positively charged when it\nloses electrons.\nloses protons.\ngains electrons.\ngains neutrons.

an object becomes positively charged when it\nloses electrons.\nloses protons.\ngains electrons.\ngains neutrons.

Answer

Answer:

A. loses electrons.

Brief Explanation:

Electrons are negatively - charged. Losing them makes an object positively charged. Protons are in the nucleus and not easily lost in normal charging. Gaining electrons makes an object negatively charged, and neutrons are neutral so gaining them doesn't affect charge.