
Jesse E. answered 09/17/19
Experienced tutor for TEAS, chemistry, and biology
To solve for q, you would divide both sides of the equation by everything on the right side except for q. This will give:
q = E/(kr2)
Victoria S.
asked 09/17/19The electric field, E, around a charge q a distance r away is given by E=kqr2
Solve the formula algebraically for q
Jesse E. answered 09/17/19
Experienced tutor for TEAS, chemistry, and biology
To solve for q, you would divide both sides of the equation by everything on the right side except for q. This will give:
q = E/(kr2)
Nicklaus H. answered 09/17/19
PhD Student in Neuroscience, 10+ Years Tutoring Experience
All you have to do is isolate q on one side by dividing by the other terms.
This would leave you with q = E/(kr^2)
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