In a given region of space the electric potential has the following form: V(r, y, 2) = 3r°y + 92 – 10y²24 a) Determine the appropriate units for the constants in front of each term. b) Determine the É in this region of space. c) Calculate the value of the potential and the E at (4,-5,3) m.

In a given region of space the electric potential has the following form: V(r, y, 2) = 3r°y + 92 – 10y²24 a) Determine the appropriate units for the constants in front of each term. b) Determine the É in this region of space. c) Calculate the value of the potential and the E at (4,-5,3) m.

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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