4) In the figure, magnetic field varies with time according to the expressionB = (5t² - 2t + 1)T. The magnitude of electric field is E₁ at P1 and E₂ at P1when t= 0.5s. What is the sum of E₁+E2 (in V/m)?(Take r₁-4 m, R=6 m and r2=9 m).A) 6B) 9C) 12D) 15xxxxxxxxXX X:xxxxxxP₁XxxxRxx xx X xxXXPin7₂

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4) In the figure, magnetic field varies with time according to the expression B = (5t² - 2t + 1)T. The magnitude of electric field is E₁ at P1 and Ez at P1 when t= 0.5s. What is the sum of E₁+E2 (in V/m)? (Take r1=4 m, R=6 m and r2=9 m).

4) In the figure, magnetic field varies with time according to the expression B = (5t² - 2t + 1)T. The magnitude of electric field is E₁ at P1 and Ez at P1 when t= 0.5s. What is the sum of E₁+E2 (in V/m)? (Take r1=4 m, R=6 m and r2=9 m).

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