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The electric potential in certain region of space and If values y described function: V = ax +By² wher V is in volts and x meters. a by the following are a and B determine: is are constant a) The electric feild every were b) The electric force on located at the origin. a this region. charged particle q electric for ce as the c) the work done by the partiele moves from the origin to point (0₂2)

The electric potential in certain region of space and If values y described function: V = ax +By² wher V is in volts and x meters. a by the following are a and B determine: is are constant a) The electric feild every were b) The electric force on located at the origin. a this region. charged particle q electric for ce as the c) the work done by the partiele moves from the origin to point (0₂2)

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter7: Electricity

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