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The electric potential at a point P(x,y,z) is given by V=x2yxz3+4. The electric field E at that point is
  1. (2xy+z3)^i+x2^j+3xz2^k
  2. 2xy^i+x2^j+3xz2^k
  3. (2xy+z3)^i+(x2+y2)^j+(3xyy2)^k
  4. 2xyz3^i+xy2^j+3z2x^k

A
2xy^i+x2^j+3xz2^k
B
(2xy+z3)^i+x2^j+3xz2^k
C
(2xy+z3)^i+(x2+y2)^j+(3xyy2)^k
D
2xyz3^i+xy2^j+3z2x^k
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V=x2yxz3+4

E=Vx^iVy^jVz^k

Now, Vx=2xyz3

Vy=x2

Vz=3xz2

Hence,

E=(2xy+z3)^i+x2^j+3xz2^k

Answer-(A)

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