Question #89833
The electric potential at any point is given
by ¢= xy(z²— 3xy). Calculate the electric field E at that point.
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Expert's answer
2019-05-27T10:52:41-0400
E=ϕ=(xϕ,yϕ,zϕ)\mathbf{E} = -\nabla \phi = - (\partial_x \phi, \partial_y \phi, \partial_z \phi)


xϕ=x(xyz23x2y2)=yz26xy2\partial_x \phi = \partial_x (xyz^2 - 3x^2 y^2) = yz^2 -6xy^2yϕ=xz26x2y\partial_y\phi =xz^2 - 6x^2 yzϕ=2xyz\partial_z \phi = 2xyz


E=(6xy2yz2,6x2yxz2,2xyz)\mathbf{E} = (6xy^2 - yz^2, 6x^2 y - xz^2, -2xyz)


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