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In the cell `Pt(s)|H_(2)(g,1bar)|HCl (aq)| AgCl(s)|Ag(S)|Pt(s)` the cell potential is 0.92V when a `10^(-6)` mola1 HCl Ssolution is used. The standard electrode potential of `(ACl//Ag,Cl^(-))` electrode is :
`{given, (2.30Rt)/(F) = 0.6V at 298K}`

A

0.94V

B

0.76V

C

0.40V

D

0.20V

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