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A uniform electric field exists in `x-y` plane. The potential of points `A (-2m, 2m), B(-2m, 2m)` and `C(2m, 4m)` are `4V, 16 V` and 1`2 V` respectively. The electric field is

A

`(4 hat(i)+5 hat(j))(V)/(m)`

B

`(3 hat(i)+4 hat(j))(V)/(m)`

C

`-(3hat(i)+4hat(j))(V)/(m)`

D

`(3hat(i)-4 hat(j))(V)/(m)`

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