The electric potential is given by (55 V/m^7)(x^3z^4+xy^6) in the region of space that includes the point (x,y,z)=(-3,4,-2)m. Find the z-component of the electric field at that point. equation used?

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The electric potential is given by (55 V/m^7)(x^3z^4+xy^6) in the region of space that includes the point (x,y,z)=(-3,4,-2)m. Find the z-component of the electric field at that point. equation used?

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