1. Let E = 400ā, - 300ã, + 500ä, in the neighborhood of point P(6,2,-3). Find the incremental work done in moving a 5C charge a distance of Imm in the direction specified by: a. dy + ây + ãz b. -2åx + 3ãy – â,

1. Let E = 400ā, - 300ã, + 500ä, in the neighborhood of point P(6,2,-3). Find the incremental work done in moving a 5C charge a distance of Imm in the direction specified by: a. dy + ây + ãz b. -2åx + 3ãy – â,

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b. - 2а, + 3ӑ, — ӑ,

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