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Find change in electrode potential of `E_((MnO_4^-)//Mn^(2+)), if [`H^+`] change from 1M to `10^(-4)`M [Given `RT/F` = 0.059 & [`MnO_4^-`] = [`Mn^(2+)`] = 1M]

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