Given the potential field in cylindrical coordinates, V = [100/(z² + 1)]p cos Ø V and point P at p = 3 m, Ø = 60°, z = 2 m, find values at P for (a) V; (b) E; (c) dV/dN; (d) dV/dN; (e) an; (f) Py in free space. Ans 30 oV: -10.00a 1 173a. 1 24.0a V/m: 31 2 V/m: 31 2 V/m: 0 32a 0 55a 0 77a :-234 pC m3

Given the potential field in cylindrical coordinates, V = [100/(z² + 1)]p cos Ø V and point P at p = 3 m, Ø = 60°, z = 2 m, find values at P for (a) V; (b) E; (c) dV/dN; (d) dV/dN; (e) an; (f) Py in free space. Ans 30 oV: -10.00a 1 173a. 1 24.0a V/m: 31 2 V/m: 31 2 V/m: 0 32a 0 55a 0 77a :-234 pC m3

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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