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The magnitude of the x-component of a unit vector at the point (1, 1) that is normal to $(r) =, where r = Vx² + y², equi- potential lines of the potential function is (accurate to two decimal places).

The magnitude of the x-component of a unit vector at the point (1, 1) that is normal to $(r) =, where r = Vx² + y², equi- potential lines of the potential function is (accurate to two decimal places).

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The magnitude of the x-component of a unit vector at the point (1, 1) that is normal to $(r) =, where r = Vx² + y², r2+4 equi- potential lines of the potential function is (accurate to two decimal places).
Transcribed Image Text:The magnitude of the x-component of a unit vector at the point (1, 1) that is normal to $(r) =, where r = Vx² + y², r2+4 equi- potential lines of the potential function is (accurate to two decimal places).
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