b) A thunder cloud above the earth's surface sets up an electric field of E = 5x a, + 6(y²+3) a, + 8z² n, (V/m). If a telephonic signal is being transferred from point A (1, 2, 3) to point B (-1, 2, 4) through this electric field, then determine; (1) The potential VAB between the points A and B. (ii) If a third signal intercepts the path between A and B at C (0, 1, -3) with an absolute potential of V = 1 V; calculate the absolute potential at point A.

b) A thunder cloud above the earth's surface sets up an electric field of E = 5x a, + 6(y²+3) a, + 8z² n, (V/m). If a telephonic signal is being transferred from point A (1, 2, 3) to point B (-1, 2, 4) through this electric field, then determine; (1) The potential VAB between the points A and B. (ii) If a third signal intercepts the path between A and B at C (0, 1, -3) with an absolute potential of V = 1 V; calculate the absolute potential at point A.

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