2 Q:14For an electric field given by: E(x) = 2x (N/C), find the potential difference(VB - VA), where A at (x=0) and B at (x = 2m).B) + 2 VA) -2 VQ: 15For a given potential V(x) = 6x² – x', at what point the electric field will vanish(E=0)?A) X= 2C)-4 VD) +4 VB) X = 4C) X=6D) X= 8only need 15

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For an electric field given by: E(x) = 2x (N/C), find the potential difference
(VB - VA), where A at (x=0) and B at (x = 2m).
B) + 2 V
A) -2 V
Q: 15
For a given potential V(x) = 6x² – x', at what point the electric field will vanish
(E=0)?
A) X= 2
C)-4 V
D) +4 V
B) X = 4
C) X=6
D) X= 8
only need 15

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