34 Find the y-component of the electric field at the point (+1, 0, +2) by taking the electrical potential V=3x^2y-4xz-5y^2 Volts in a certain region of space and taking all the distances in meters. a) 1N/C B) 4 N/C NS) -8 N/C D) -3 N/C TO) 8 N/C

34 Find the y-component of the electric field at the point (+1, 0, +2) by taking the electrical potential V=3x^2y-4xz-5y^2 Volts in a certain region of space and taking all the distances in meters. a) 1N/C B) 4 N/C NS) -8 N/C D) -3 N/C TO) 8 N/C

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Chapter25: Electric Potential

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Find the y-component of the electric field at the point (+1, 0, +2) by taking the electrical potential V=3x^2y-4xz-5y^2 Volts in a certain region of space and taking all the distances in meters.

1N/C

4 N/C

NS)

-8 N/C

-3 N/C

TO)

8 N/C

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