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If `E_(Au^(+)//Au)^(@)` is 1.69 V and `E_(Au^(3+)//Au)^(@)` is 1.40 V, then `E_(Au^(+)//Au^(3+))^(@)` will be :

A

0.19 V

B

2.945 V

C

1.255 V

D

1.19 V

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