The electrical potential in a given region of space is given as V(x.y.z) = 3x - 4xy^2 + 5yz^3. Calculate the magnitude of the electric field at a point whose coordinates are (1,0,-1) m. A) 6.82 V/m B) 4.63 V/m C) 3.61 V/m D) 5.83 V/m E) 2.76 V/m

The electrical potential in a given region of space is given as V(x.y.z) = 3x - 4xy^2 + 5yz^3. Calculate the magnitude of the electric field at a point whose coordinates are (1,0,-1) m. A) 6.82 V/m B) 4.63 V/m C) 3.61 V/m D) 5.83 V/m E) 2.76 V/m

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The electrical potential in a given region of space is given as V(x.y.z) = 3x - 4xy^2 + 5yz^3.
Calculate the magnitude of the electric field at a point whose coordinates are (1,0,-1) m.

A) 6.82 V/m
B) 4.63 V/m
C) 3.61 V/m
D) 5.83 V/m
E) 2.76 V/m

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