What are the possible charges of a quark (not an antiquark)?
A)-e,0,e
B)-2/3 e,-1/3 e,+1/3 e,+2/3 e
C)-2/3 e,+1/3 e
D)-1/3 e,+2/3 e
E)-1/3 e,+1/3 e

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Quarks can have charges of -1/3 e or +2/3 e, where e represents the elementary charge. These values correspond to the fractional charges that quarks possess, distinguishing them from other particles that typically have integer charges.

What Are the Possible Charges of a Quark (Not an Antiquark)