Physics, asked by sreelakshmiajith, 11 months ago

The electric-field strength vector is given by.
E = (2.5xi +1.5yj). The electric potential at point
(2m, 2m, 1m) is (Considering electric potential at
origin to be zero)
(1) -2V
(2) -4V
(3)-6V
(4) -8V​

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Answered by abhi178
4

answer : option (4)

explanation : electric field strength vector is given by, \vec{E}=2.5x\hat{i}+1.5y\hat{j}

let us consider that position vector is \vec{dr}=dx\hat{i}+dy\hat{j}+dz\hat{k}

we know, V=-\int\limits^{(2,2,1)}_{(0,0,0)}\vec{E}.\vec{dr}

= -\int\limits^{(2,2,1)}_{(0,0,0)}\{2.5x\hat{i}+1.5y\hat{j}\}.\{dx\hat{i}+dy\hat{j}+dz\hat{k}\}

= -\int\limits^{(2,2,1)}_{(0,0,0)}\{2.5x.dx+1.5y.dy

= -2.5\int\limits^2_0{x}\,dx-1.5\int\limits^2_0{y}\,dy

= -2.5 [2²/2 - 0²/2] - 1.5 [2²/2 - 0²/2]

= -2.5 [ 2 ] - 1.5 [ 2]

= -5 - 3

= -8 volts

hence, option (4) is correct


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