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In the given network of ideal cells and resistors, `R_(1) = 1.0 Omega, R_(2) = 2.0 Omega, E_(1) = 2V` and `E_(2) = E_(3) = 4V`. The potential difference between the point a and b is

A

`8/3 V`

B

`10/3 V`

C

`9/4 V`

D

`13/4 V`

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