In a certain region of space the potential is gven by V = A + Bx + C^3 + Dxy, wh
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Question
In a certain region of space the potential is gven by V = A + Bx + C^3 + Dxy, where A, B, C, and D are positive constants.
Which of these statements about the electric field in this region of space is correct? (There may be more than one correct answer.)
1)The electric field is zero at the origin.
2)Increasing the value of A will decrease the value of the electric field at all ponts?
3)Increasing the value of A will increase the value of the electric field at all points
4)The electric field has no z-component.
Explanation / Answer
1)The electric field is zero at the origin.
4)The electric field has no z-component.