Finding Q1 and Q2 in coulombs law

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D.J Falcon
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0.36=(K)x(Q1xQ2/0.25^2)

Find Q1 and Q2 if Q1=3(Q2)

Using the solve function in my calculator I get Q1=2.74x10^-6 and Q2=9.13x10^-7

I would just like to know whether my answer is correct and how to do it in a calculator without using the solve function.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: Yep sorry, missed out r :P
 
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You need the value of r to solve the equation.