(a) Determine which of the following vector fields could be electrostatic by computation of the curl for each one. (1) E = k(xyx + 2yzÿ + 3xz2) (ii) E = k(v²&+ (2xry +z')ŷ+2yzî) (b) Since electrostatic fields are conservative, the potential difference between two points is independent of the path taken when evaluating the line integral of the electric field. For the electrostatic field you found in part (a), determine the potential difference between an arbitrary point (xo, yo, zo) and the origin by calculating the line integral along the path described below. That is, use the fundamental theorem of gradients to find V(x,Vo:-a)–V(0,0,0) = - |Ē-dī The starting point is at the origin and the path takes three straight-line steps, each parallel to a coordinate axis, to get to the endpoint: (0,0,0) → (Xo,0,0) → (Xo, yo,0) → (Xo, yo, Zo)

(a) Determine which of the following vector fields could be electrostatic by computation of the curl for each one. (1) E = k(xyx + 2yzÿ + 3xz2) (ii) E = k(v²&+ (2xry +z')ŷ+2yzî) (b) Since electrostatic fields are conservative, the potential difference between two points is independent of the path taken when evaluating the line integral of the electric field. For the electrostatic field you found in part (a), determine the potential difference between an arbitrary point (xo, yo, zo) and the origin by calculating the line integral along the path described below. That is, use the fundamental theorem of gradients to find V(x,Vo:-a)–V(0,0,0) = - |Ē-dī The starting point is at the origin and the path takes three straight-line steps, each parallel to a coordinate axis, to get to the endpoint: (0,0,0) → (Xo,0,0) → (Xo, yo,0) → (Xo, yo, Zo)

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