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Some equipotential surfaces are shown in figure .The electric filed strength is

A

`100V//m` along x-axis

B

`100v//m` along y-axis

C

`400V//m` at an angle `120^(@)` with x-axis

D

`(400)/(sqrt(3))V//m` an angle `120^(@)` with x-axis

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