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For Problems 10 to 14, use a computer as needed to make plots of the given surfaces and the isothermal or equipotential curves. Try both
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(a) The direction in which the temperature is increasing most rapidly at
(b) The rate of change of temperature with distance at
(c) The direction and magnitude of the electric field at
(d) The magnitude of the electric field at
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