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Rearrange the Coulomb's Law formula to find distance(r)


f = k \frac{(q1)(q2)}{{r}^(2) }

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Answer:

distance in terms of force is given as


r = \sqrt{(kq_1q_2)/(f)}

Step-by-step explanation:

here as we know that the force between two charges placed at distance "r" is given by Coulomb's law

It is given by the formula


F = (kq_1q_2)/(r^2)

now we have to rearrange it for finding the distance

so here we will multiply both sides by square of the distance


f * r^2 = kq_1q_2

now we will divide both sides force "f"


r^2 = (kq_1q_2)/(f)

now square root both sides


r = \sqrt{(kq_1q_2)/(f)}

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