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• Determine V and p, at the point P in the dielectric of Ɛ = 2E,. C %3D (a) V = 4yz / (x²+1) at P(1,2,3), %3D (b) V = 5p²cos(2¢) at P(p=3, =t/3,z=2), and (c) V = 2cos (4)/r² at P(r=0.5, 0 =45°, =60°). %3D

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(a) V = 4yz / (x²+1) at P(1,2,3),
(b) V = 5p?cos(2¢) at P(p=3, ¤=t/3,z=2), and
(c) V = 2cos (4)/r² at P(r=0.5, 0 =45°, =60°).
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