0 Question 3 IL/ 2 pts '0 1 6) Details This problem deals with an electric field that has components in both the x and y directions. The electric field in some region is described by the equation 6.2 x3 in the x direction and 2 y3 in the y direction. The electric potential at the origin, (33, y) : (0,0), is defined to be V0 : 0. What is the electric potential at point (39,31) : (4.8, 0) m ? V What is the electric potential at point (3:, y) = (0, 8.1) m ? V Check Answer . Question 4 IL/ 1 pt '0 1 6) Details So far we have been dealing with calculating voltages from electric fields. Of course, this can go in the opposite direction if we simply reverse our math. The voltage in some region is described by the equation 3.3 x5. What is the electric field at point x=4.7 m? Check