Given that the electric potential (in units of volts)in a region in space is given asVxyz) = 4x y-6xyi+9xyzFind the electric field (in units of V/m) along the x-direction (E.) lat the point ( 2).Select one:OA 4OB.20OC-16OD.32OE.24Next page8:08 PM

V(x,y,z) = 4x2y + 6xy2 + 9xyz(electric potential as a function of position) Given point = (1, -1, 2)…

Given that the electric potential (in units of volts) in a region in space is given as Vxyz) = 4x y-6xy +9kyz Find the electric field (in units of V/m) along the x-direction (E,) at the point (1-1. 2). Select one: CA 4 OB 20 OC-16 OD 32 CE 24

Given that the electric potential (in units of volts) in a region in space is given as Vxyz) = 4x y-6xy +9kyz Find the electric field (in units of V/m) along the x-direction (E,) at the point (1-1. 2). Select one: CA 4 OB 20 OC-16 OD 32 CE 24

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