The electric potential along the x-axis is V=100e-2xV, wherex is in meters. What is Ex at (a)role="math" localid="1649581712352" x=1.0m and (b) role="math" localid="1649581719374" x=2.0m?

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(a)Ex=27V/m(b)Ex=3.7V/m

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01

Given information and theory used  

Given : The electric potential along the x-axis is :V=100e-2xV

(a) x=1.0mand (b) x=2.0m

Theory used :

The electric field is expressed as a function of potential as :

E(x)=-dV(x)dx

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Calculating Ex

The negative derivative of the potential V=100e-2xVis equivalent to the component of the electric field. As a result,

role="math" localid="1649581602113" E(x)=-dV(x)dx=-100(-2e-2x)V/m=200e-2xV/m

(a) We have Ex=27V/mata=1.0m.

(a) We have Ex=3.7V/matx=2.0m.

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