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Rearrange F=Kq1q2/r^2 to make K the subject
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K=Fr^2/q1q2 - is this correct? Sorry I am new to this! Thanks :)
Rearranging equations - is this correct?
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Rearrange F=Kq1q2/r^2 to make K the subject
K=Fr^2/q1q2 - is this correct? Sorry I am new to this! Thanks :)
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Yes, that's correct.
Lucy573
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Fab thanks - should have more faith!
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If you want to check your answer, just make up values for k, q1, q2, and r and find F. Then use that F along with the same values for q1, q2, and r and see if you get what you assigned to k originally.
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