14 In electrostatics, given a function of the electric potential V(x, y, z) =(x, y, z) = (0, 0, 1).O A. -1.25 kO B.(-2+12y¹) i – 1.25 kO C.´ (−2+12xy¹) î +24x²y³ ¾ −O D. +2 +1.25 k.1.25√z= −2x + 6x²y¹ -k.5√z. Find the electric field at point2

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In electrostatics, given a function of the electric potential V(x, y, z) =
(x, y, z) = (0, 0, 1).
O A. -1.25 k
O B.(-2+12y¹) i – 1.25 k
O C.
´ (−2+12xy¹) î +24x²y³ ¾ −
O D. +2 +1.25 k.
1.25
√z
= −2x + 6x²y¹ -
k.
5
√z. Find the electric field at point
2

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