The electric field in the x-y plane is E ⃗ \vec{E} E = x² i ^ \hat{i} i ^ + y² j ^ \hat{j} j ^ ​ . The potential at point (3, 3) is taken as zero. Then:

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The electric field in the x-y plane is E⃗\vec{E} = x²i^\hat{i} + y²j^\hat{j}. The potential at point (3, 3) is taken as zero. Then:

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