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For the potential zy = 3x, what is the corresponding electric field at the point (9,4)? A. 73.16 N\C B. 13689 N/C

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For the potential zy - 3x, what is the corresponding electric field at the point (9,4)?
A. 73.16 N\C
B. 13689 N/C
C. 36.58 N/C
D. 146.3 N/C

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