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Calculate the charge density that will give rise to the potential, where the potential is given by ø= (2x +4y² +5=). Here, g is constant. (a) 228, (b) -118, (c) 1lɛ, (d) -22&

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Calculate the charge density that will give rise to the potential, where the potential is given
by ø=4(2x +4y² +5=²). Here, is constant.
(a) 228
(b) -1lɛ,%
(c) 1l1ɛ,%
(d) -22ɛ, 6

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