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The electric potential V at any point (x, y, z) all in meters in space is given by `V = 4x^(2)V`. The electric field at the point (1,0,2) in `V cdot m^(-1)` is

A

8 along negative X-axis

B

8 along positive X-axis

C

16 along negative X-axis

D

16 along positive X-axis

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