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In the following circuits `PN`-junction diodes `D_(1), D_(2)` and `D_(3)` are ideal for the following potential of `A` and `B`, the correct increasing order to resistance between `A` and `B` will be

`(i) -10V, -5V (ii) -5V,-10V`
`(iii) -4V, -12V`

A

(i) lt (ii) lt (iii)

B

(iii) lt (ii) lt (i)

C

(ii) = (iii) lt (i)

D

(i) = (iii) lt (ii)

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