Two infinite insulated conducting planes maintained at potentials 0 Volts and 9 Volts form a wedge-shaped configuration (a=1,035 radians), as shown in the figure given below. Determine the potential at point (3,08 2,55 , 8,5).

Two infinite insulated conducting planes maintained at potentials 0 Volts and 9 Volts form a wedge-shaped configuration (a=1,035 radians), as shown in the figure given below. Determine the potential at point (3,08 2,55 , 8,5).

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