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If V0 be the potential at origin in an electric field E=Ex^j+Ey^j, then the potential at point P(x,y) is

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V0+xEx+yEy
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V0+xExyEy
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V0xExyEy
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(x2+y2)E2x+E2yV0
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Solution

The correct option is D V0xExyEy
P(x,y)
V0=potential at origin.
Potential at P=V0VP
V=Ed where E=Electric field, d=Distance.
Vp=xEx+yEy
V0Vp=V0(xEx+yEy)
=V0xExyEy

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