4.36 For each of the distributions of the electric potential Vshown in Fig. P4.36, sketch the corresponding distribution ofE (in all cases, the vertical axis is in volts and the horizontalaxis is in meters).(a)3011 13 16,++++8-30 -(b)9. 12/15%2415Figure P4.36 Electric potential distributions of Problem 4.36.

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