If the electric field in the region is given as Ē = - cos-o a, + p sin2¢ a &V/m. Determine the potential at point A(1 m, 3.07 rad, -1 m), in volts, if the potential at point B(8 m, 5.94rad, 2 m) is 50 volts.

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If the electric field in the region is given as Ē = - cos²ø a, + p sin2¢ a¢ Vim. Determine the potential at point A(1 m, 3.07 rad, -1 m), in volts, if the potential at point B(8 m, 5.94 rad, 2 m) is 50 volts.

If the electric field in the region is given as Ē = - cos²ø a, + p sin2¢ a¢ Vim. Determine the potential at point A(1 m, 3.07 rad, -1 m), in volts, if the potential at point B(8 m, 5.94 rad, 2 m) is 50 volts.

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rad, 2 m) is 50 volts.

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