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From the standard potentials shown in the fillowing figure, calculate the potentials `E_(1)^(@)` and `E_(2)^(@)`.

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The correct Answer is:
1.496V, 1.425 V.
`E_(1)^(@)=(-[4xx1.47+1xx1.6])/(-5)=1.496V`
`E_(1)^(@)=(-[5xx1.496+1.07])/(-6)=1.425V`
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