The figure below shows equipotential surfaces (cross-section view in the x-y plane). In which of the points is might the electric field given by: E = (10.5å – 3.8) V/m 40 V 30 V 20 V 10 V 20 V D 30 V

The figure below shows equipotential surfaces (cross-section view in the x-y plane). In which of the points is might the electric field given by: E = (10.5å – 3.8) V/m 40 V 30 V 20 V 10 V 20 V D 30 V

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The figure below shows equipotential surfaces (cross-section view in the x-y plane).
In which of the points is might the electric field given by:
È= (10.5å – 3.83) V/m
40 V
30 V
20 V
A
10 V
20 V
B.
D
30 V

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