If J=3sin(x) âg A/m2, the time rate of increase in the volume charge density at point (-o.1,3,1) in [C/m³] is O a. -89.63 O b. 8.96 O C.-26.89 O d. -44.82 O e. 89.63 O f. -8.96 O g. 26.89 h. 44.82
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![If J=3sin(x) âg A/m2, the time rate of increase in the volume charge density at point (-o.1,3,1) in
[C/m³] is
O a. -89.63
O b. 8.96
O c. -26.89
O d. -44.82
O e. 89.63
O f. -8.96
O g. 26.89
O h. 44.82](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3fdf426d-8b33-4bfe-be10-1a4459516cd2%2Fc211a515-26f9-4047-a5b8-67a4cbac8248%2Fxtv3ya4_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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