The electric field in glycerin is formed by a point charge of 14 * 10 ^ -8 C. What is the field

The electric field in glycerin is formed by a point charge of 14 * 10 ^ -8 C. What is the field strength at a distance of 0.3 m from the charge?

Let’s write the formula for solving the problem:
E = k * q / e * R ^ 2;
Let’s substitute the values from the problem into the formula:
F = 9 * 10 ^ 9 * 14 * 10 ^ -8 / 43 * 0.09;
Now you need to calculate everything correctly:
F = 3.26 * 10 ^ 2 V / m.
Write down the answer to the solution to the problem.
Answer: F = 3.26 * 10 ^ 2 V / m.