3.What is the z-component ofthe electric field vector (E-)?O-6O-14y + 806O-14x4.What is the electric field at theorigin (0; 0; 0)?Ē(O; 0; 0) = |Which of the followingrepresents the relation between theelectric field and the electric potential?5.Ov = -VEOV = VEOĒ = ÿVOË = -V The expression of the electric potential isgiven to be: V(x, y, z) = 14xy – 8x + 6z1.What is the x-component ofthe electric field vector (E,)?O-14y + 8O-14xO14y – 8O-62.What is the y-component ofthe electric field vector (E,)?O-14y + 8O-6O14x0-14x

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The expression of the electric potential is given to be: V(x, y, z) = 14xy – 8x + 6z 1. What is the x-component of the electric field vector (E,)? O-14y + 8 O-14x O14y – 8 O-6 2. What is the y-component of the electric field vector (E,)? O-14y + 8 O-6 O14x O-14x

The expression of the electric potential is given to be: V(x, y, z) = 14xy – 8x + 6z 1. What is the x-component of the electric field vector (E,)? O-14y + 8 O-14x O14y – 8 O-6 2. What is the y-component of the electric field vector (E,)? O-14y + 8 O-6 O14x O-14x

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3.
What is the z-component of
the electric field vector (E-)?
O-6
O-14y + 8
06
O-14x
4.
What is the electric field at the
origin (0; 0; 0)?
Ē(O; 0; 0) = |
Which of the following
represents the relation between the
electric field and the electric potential?
5.
Ov = -VE
OV = VE
OĒ = ÿV
OË = -V

The expression of the electric potential is
given to be: V(x, y, z) = 14xy – 8x + 6z
1.
What is the x-component of
the electric field vector (E,)?
O-14y + 8
O-14x
O14y – 8
O-6
2.
What is the y-component of
the electric field vector (E,)?
O-14y + 8
O-6
O14x
0-14x

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