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The circuit shown here is used to compare the e.m.f. of the two cells `E_(2) (E)_(1) gt E_(2)`. The null point is at `C` when the galvanometer is connected to `E_(1)`. When the galvanometer is connected to `E_(2)`, the null point will be

A

to the left of C

B

to the right of C

C

at C itself

D

nowhere on AB

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