How to represent electrons???? e or ē

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I am still doubted

Isn't it ē

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An electron should be represented by the symbol ē always. The superscript symbol (-) above e represents the charge of an electron which is negative.

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How to represent electrons???? e or ē I already posted this question and received answer to be e- I am still doubted Isn't it ē

An electron should be represented by the symbol ē always. The superscript symbol (-) above e represents the charge of an electron which is negative.

How to represent electrons???? e or ē

I already posted this question and received answer to be e-

I am still doubted

Isn't it ē