Asked by Camryn J-W

Two identical particles have the same mass and the same charge. The mass of each particle is 3.346×10^−27 kg. What is the charge on each particle if the ratio of the gravitational force to the electrostatic force is 1.619×10^−36?
5.135×10^−38 C

1.947×10^37 C

2.266×10^−19 C

4.413×10^18 C
Answered by oobleck
Coulomb force is Fc = kq^2/d^2
So, q^2 = Fcd^2/k
Gravity force is Fg=Gm^2/d^2
so, d^2 = Gm^2/Fg
Thus,
q^2 = Fc/Fg * Gm^2/k
You have Fc/Fg and m^2, so get G and k and crank it out
Answered by Anonymous
Answer is 2.266x10^-19 C