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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)` volt. The electric field at the point `(1,0,2)` in volt//meter is

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16 along positve x-axis

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8 along negative x-axis

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8 along positve x-axis

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16 along negative x-axis

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