Question 2Given that the electric potential ( in units of volts) in a region in space is given asNot yetansweredV(X) – 11.5xMarked out of 6Find the electric field (in units of V/m) aklong the x-direction (E,) at the point x=2.1 m.T Flag questionSelect one:OA. -15.21OB. -106.50OC. -152.15OD. 152.15O E. -319.50

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Given that the electric potential ( in units of volts) in a region in space is given as V(X) – 11.5x Find the electric field (in units of V/m) along the x-direction (E,) at the point x=2.1 m. Select one: OA. -15.21 OB. -106.50 OC. -152.15 OD. 152.15 OE. -319.50

Given that the electric potential ( in units of volts) in a region in space is given as V(X) – 11.5x Find the electric field (in units of V/m) along the x-direction (E,) at the point x=2.1 m. Select one: OA. -15.21 OB. -106.50 OC. -152.15 OD. 152.15 OE. -319.50

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