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Q:14 For an electric field given by: E(x) = 2x (N/C), find the potential difference (VB- VA), where A at (x-0) and B at (x= 2m). A) -2 V B) + 2 V C)-4V D) + 4 V

Q:14 For an electric field given by: E(x) = 2x (N/C), find the potential difference (VB- VA), where A at (x-0) and B at (x= 2m). A) -2 V B) + 2 V C)-4V D) + 4 V

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Q:14 For an electric field given by: E(x) = 2x (N/C), find the potential difference (VB - VA), where A at (x-0) and B at (x = 2m). A) -2 V Q: 15 For a given potential V(x) = 6x²- x', at what point the electric field will vanish (E=0)? A) X = 2 B) + 2 V C)-4V D) +4 V B) X = 4 C)X= 6 D)X =8
Transcribed Image Text:Q:14 For an electric field given by: E(x) = 2x (N/C), find the potential difference (VB - VA), where A at (x-0) and B at (x = 2m). A) -2 V Q: 15 For a given potential V(x) = 6x²- x', at what point the electric field will vanish (E=0)? A) X = 2 B) + 2 V C)-4V D) +4 V B) X = 4 C)X= 6 D)X =8
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