SOLUTION: f=1/2pi*sqrt of LC if L=6.224*10^-5 and C=4.1*10^-10. Solve for f So far, all I've been able to establish is LC=2.55184*10^-15...is this correct and how do I solve the rest?

SOLUTION: f=1/2pisqrt of LC if L=6.22410^-5 and C=4.110^-10. Solve for f So far, all I've been able to establish is LC=2.5518410^-15...is this correct and how do I solve the rest?

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Question 167305: f=1/2pi*sqrt of LC if L=6.224*10^-5 and C=4.1*10^-10. Solve for f
So far, all I've been able to establish is LC=2.55184*10^-15...is this correct and how do I solve the rest?
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Your answer is off by a power of 10.
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Then take the square root.

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