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The gravitational field in a region is given by
`vecE=(5N*kg^(-1))hati+(12N*kg^(-1))hatj`
(iv) Find the change in potential energy if the particle is taken from (12m,0) to (0,5m).

A

`-10 J`

B

`-50J`

C

zero

D

`-60J`

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C
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