Answer to Question #289098 in Electrical Engineering for Sourav Nayek

Electrical Engineering

Question #289098

A potential field is given by V = 3x2y – yz. Find the electric field at P (2, -1, 4).

Expert's answer

The potential of the field at the given point is

"V(P)=3x^2y-yz=-8\\text{ V}."

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