The electric field along the x-axis is given byÊ = axîwhere a = 21 N/m.C. Find the electric potential difference between x1=0.8m and x2=2.4m;V(x2) – V(x1) = ?Express your answer in units of Volts and use one decimal place.Hint: de = îdx +ĵdy + kdz

Given a=21N/mC X1=0.8m and X2=2.4m

The electric field along the x-axis is given by Ê = axî where a = 21 N/m.C. Find the electric potential difference between x1=0 V(x2) – V(x1) = ? Express your answer in units of Volts and use one decimal place. Hint: de = îdx +ĵdy +kdz

The electric field along the x-axis is given by Ê = axî where a = 21 N/m.C. Find the electric potential difference between x1=0 V(x2) – V(x1) = ? Express your answer in units of Volts and use one decimal place. Hint: de = îdx +ĵdy +kdz

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The electric field along the x-axis is given by
Ê = axî
where a = 21 N/m.C. Find the electric potential difference between x1=0.8m and x2=2.4m;
V(x2) – V(x1) = ?
Express your answer in units of Volts and use one decimal place.
Hint: de = îdx +ĵdy + kdz

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