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For given vec(E)=2x hat(i)+3yhat(j) , find the potential at (x, y) if V at origin is 5 volts.

For given vec(E)=2x hat(i)+3yhat(j) , find the potential at (x, y) if V at origin is 5 volts.

If the electric field in a region is given as E=y^(2)hati+2xyhatj and the potential is assumed 4 Volts at the origin, find the potential, in Volts, at the point (2,1,9) . All values are in SI units.

If the electric field in a region is given as E=y^(2)hati+2xyhatj and the potential is assumed 4 Volts at the origin, find the potential, in Volts, at the point (2,1,9) . All values are in SI units.

An electric field vec E=(25hat i+30hat j)NC^(-1) exists in a region of space.If the potential at the origin is taken to be zero then the potential at x=2m y=2m is : (A) -110V (B) -140V (D) -120V -130V

An electric field vec E=(25hat i+30hat j)NC^(-1) exists in a region of space.If the potential at the origin is taken to be zero then the potential at x =2 m y =2 m is :?

If vec(E)=2y hat(i)+2x hat(j) , then find V (x, y, z)

If vec(E)=2y hat(i)+2x hat(j) , then find V (x, y, z)

If vec(E)=2x^(2) hat(i)-3y^(2) hat(j) , then V (x, y, z)

If vec(E)=2x^(2) hat(i)-3y^(2) hat(j) , then V (x, y, z)