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8.38e-21 Q^2 -1.07e-23 Q^2 +3.15e+19 Solve for Q

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8.38e -21Q^2 -1.07e -23Q^2 +3.15e +19
= 10.46e -44Q^2 + 19
44Q^2 = 10.46e + 19
Q^2 = 523/2200e + 19/44
Q1= ≈ -1.03828
Q2= ≈ 1.03828

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