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In the figure shown, battery `1` has emf`=6V` and internal resistance `= 1Omega.` Battery `2` has emf`=2V` and internal resistance `=3Omega.` The wires have negligible resistance. What is the potential difference across the teminals of battery `2`?

A

4 V

B

1.5 V

C

5 V

D

0.5 V

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