In a region of space the value of electrostatic potential at each of the points (1$$,$$0$$,$$0), (0$$,$$1$$,$$0), (0$$,$$0$$,$$1) is $$8$$ volt. The value of the electrostatic potential at the origin of coordinate (0$$,$$0$$,$$0) is $$10$$ Volt. Find the value of electrostatic potential at point (1$$,$$1$$,$$1)

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$$Ex=Ey=Ey=-(8-10)1=2Now$$ applying the relation between field intensity and potential between the points (0$$,$$0$$,$$0) and (1$$,$$1$$,$$1)dV=-E$$→.dr→ ⇒$$V-10=-(2i^+2j^+2k^).(i^+j^+k^) ⇒$$V=4$$ Volt

In a region of space the value of electrostatic potential at each of the points (1,0,0), (0,1,0), (0,0,1) is 8 volt. The value of the electrostatic potential at the origin of coordinate (0,0,0) is 10 Volt. Find the value of electrostatic potential at point (1,1,1)

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