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the electric potential in the region of space is given by :`V(x)=A+Bx+Cx^(2)` where `V` is in volts,`x` is in meters and `A,B,C` are constants.Then,

A

`vec(E)` varies linearly with `x`

B

the unit of `vec(E)` is `N//C`

C

`vec(E)` is in the negative x-direction.

D

the electric field `vec(E)` in this region is constant

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The correct Answer is:
A,B,C

`1E=-(DeltaV//Deltax)=-B-2Cx`
i.e, `E` varies lineraly with `x` and is along negative x-direction .It is also clear that `B` has got dimensions or units of `E` i.e, `NC^(-1)`
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