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Efficiency of the following cell is 84%
`A(s)+B_(aq)^(2+) + B(s), DeltaH^(@) = -285KJ`
The standard electrode potential of cell will be.

A

1.20V

B

2.40 V

C

1.10 V

D

1.24 V

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