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How do you calculate voltage from Coulomb’s equation?
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[QUOTE="Nads, post: 6001501, member: 643974"] I know that the equation F = CQ1Q2/r^2 can be rearranged to give electric field measured in volts per meter and then arearranged to get voltage but I don’t thing the answers I get are correct. I once got 10^9 volts between 2 coulombs 2 meters apart? I am really confused please help. [/QUOTE]
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How do you calculate voltage from Coulomb’s equation?
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