Suppose that an electric field has the following components: Ex=6x^2yz^2, Ey=2x^3z^2+2yz, Ez=4x^3yz+y^2, where E is measured in V/m and the distances are measured in m. Find the electrical potential difference in going from the origin to the point x=3.30 m, y=7.1 m, z=6.7 m. ΔV =

Suppose that an electric field has the following components: Ex=6x^2yz^2, Ey=2x^3z^2+2yz, Ez=4x^3yz+y^2, where E is measured in V/m and the distances are measured in m. Find the electrical potential difference in going from the origin to the point x=3.30 m, y=7.1 m, z=6.7 m. ΔV =

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