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The gravitational field strength `vecE` and gravitational potential `V` are releated as
`vecE=-((deltaV)/(deltax)hati+(deltaV)/(deltay)hatj+(deltaV)/(deltaz)hatk)`

In the figure, transversal lines represent equipotential surfaces. A particle of mass `m` is released from rest at the origin. The gravitational unit of potential , `1vecV=1cm^(2)//s^(2)`
`y`-component of `E` a the point whose co-ordinates are `(4cm,4cm)` is

A

`1cm//s^(2)`

B

`8cm//s^(2)`

C

`4cm//s^(2)`

D

none of these

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