Gravitational potential in a region is given by V= -(x+y+ z) J/kg. Find the gravitational intensity at (2, 2, 2)(1) (i+j+k) N/kg(2) 2(i +j+k) N/kg(3) 3(i+j+k) N/kg (4) 4(i +j+k) Nkg

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