F = kq1q2/r**2
and
F = e q2
we can see that
e = kq1/r**2
g=Gm/r**2
Note: |
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e |
compares with |
g |
k |
compares with |
G |
q |
compares with |
m |
Symbol |
Description |
Units |
e |
the electric field strength |
N/C |
The Coulomb constant 8.99 x 10**9 |
Nm**2C**-2 |
|
q |
Electric charge |
C |
r |
distance from centre of charge to the point that the
E strength is being determined |
m |