brood910 Full Member 10+ Year Member May 25, 2013 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad I know that P.E. = kqq/r But how does this differ from PE = qV ? Can I equal these two together?
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad I know that P.E. = kqq/r But how does this differ from PE = qV ? Can I equal these two together?
Q QrtrLifeCrisis Full Member 10+ Year Member May 25, 2013 #2 brood910 said: I know that P.E. = kqq/r But how does this differ from PE = qV ? Can I equal these two together? Click to expand... Yes, you can equate them. You'll find that V=kq/r. Upvote 0 Downvote
brood910 said: I know that P.E. = kqq/r But how does this differ from PE = qV ? Can I equal these two together? Click to expand... Yes, you can equate them. You'll find that V=kq/r.
brood910 Full Member 10+ Year Member May 25, 2013 #3 QrtrLifeCrisis said: Yes, you can equate them. You'll find that V=kq/r. Click to expand... Yeah I just saw my own note on the side lol.. Thanks anyways. Upvote 0 Downvote
QrtrLifeCrisis said: Yes, you can equate them. You'll find that V=kq/r. Click to expand... Yeah I just saw my own note on the side lol.. Thanks anyways.
