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Given the equilibrium constant :
`K_(c)` of the reaction : `Cu(s) + 2Ag^(+)(aq) rightarrow Cu^(2+) (Aq) + 2Ag(s)` is `10xx10^(15)`, calculate the `E_(cell)^(@)` of this reaction at 298K . `([2.303 (RT)/(Ft) at 298K = 0.059V])`

A

`0.04736 mV`

B

`0.4736 mV`

C

`0.4736 V`

D

`0.04736V`

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