Calculating Electric Field Strength of Three Point Charges - Convert to V/m

Thread starter RoundyDuffy
Start date Dec 4, 2009
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The electric field strength calculated for three point charges is expressed as E = -46736i + 46736j -39546k. To convert this vector into volts per meter (V/m), it is important to note that the units of electric field strength are already in V/m. The discussion seeks clarification on the units of the given electric field vector, confirming that it is indeed in volts per meter. Additional assistance is requested for any further calculations or conversions related to this electric field strength. Understanding the units is crucial for accurate applications in physics and engineering.

Dec 4, 2009

RoundyDuffy

Hey i worked out this answer for the electric field strength at a point due to three point charges.

E = -46736i + 46736j -39546k

How do i convert this to V/m?
eg. 12345 V/m

I have checked everywhere

Thanks for any help

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Dec 4, 2009

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What are the units of E = -46736i + 46736j -39546k given?

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