Step 1: Approach
Use the single-charge potential formula with the distance written as $d$ and substitute at the end.
Step 2: Formula
$V=8\cdot\dfrac{kQ}{d}$ with $k=\dfrac1{4\pi\varepsilon_0}$. The distance from a corner to the centre is half the space diagonal, $d=\dfrac{\sqrt3\,r}{2}$.
Step 3: Compute
$V=\dfrac{8kQ\cdot2}{\sqrt3\,r}=\dfrac{16kQ}{\sqrt3\,r}=\dfrac{16Q}{4\pi\varepsilon_0\sqrt3\,r}=\dfrac{4Q}{\pi\varepsilon_0\sqrt3\,r}$.
Step 4: Answer
Option (A).
Final Answer:
Eight equal potentials at distance r root 3 over 2 give 4Q over pi epsilon-0 r root 3, option (A).
\[ \boxed{\frac{4Q}{\pi\varepsilon_0r\sqrt3}} \]