Solve Potential Difference: V for 45J & 15C

[JoulesVolts]

Could anyone help me with this question? I don't know how to find the Potential Difference.
For example. It gives is say ( V is volts. Q is C - Culombs. E is J Joules)

V= ?
E= 45J
Q= 15C

I'm not sure how to solve this

 

[chrypton]

You don't say what the situation is, but for potential difference we have the following relation:

$$V=\frac{E}{Q}$$

 

[NEILS BOHR]

yup

just do V = E / Q

 

[JoulesVolts]

That's what I don't get how to do. What do I do to find V?
Do I divide E by Q?
I'm sorry I'm really so bad at this ):

 

[ehild]

You get the potential energy of a charged particle by multiplying the charge with the potential at the place of the particle. If E is the potential energy of a particle the potential is E/Q.
ehild