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For the circuit shown, with `R_(1)=1.0Omega,R_(2)=2.0Omega,E_(1)=2V` and `E_(2)=E_(3)=4V`, the potential difference between the points `'a'` and `'b'` is approximately (in `V`):

A

`2.7`

B

`2.3`

C

`3.7`

D

`3.3`

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C
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