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EMF of a cell in terms of reduction potential of its left and right electrodes is

A

`E = E_("left") - E_("right")`

B

`E=E_("left") + E_("right")`

C

`E=E_("right") - E_("left")`

D

`E=-(E_("right") + E_("left"))`

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