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In the circuit shown `E, F, G` and `H` are cells of emf `2V, 1V, 3V` and `1V` respectively and their internal resistance are `2Omega, 1Omega, 3Omega` and `1Omega` respectively.

A

`V_(D) - V_(B) = -(2)/(13)V`

B

`V_(D) - V_(B) = (2)/(13) V`

C

`V_(G) = (21)/(13) V =` potential difference across G

D

`V_(H) = (19)/(13) V =` potential difference across H

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