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The following diagram shown as electrochemical cell in which the respective half-cells contains aqueous 1.0M solutions of the salts `XCl_(2) and YCl_(3)`. Given that
`3X(s)+2Y^(3+) (aq) to 3X^(2+)(aq)+2Y(s) epsi_("cell") gt 0`

`E_(X//X^(2+))^@=0.20v, E_(Y//Y^(3+))^(@)=0.40 V " the "E_("cell")^(@)` of the above designed cell is

A

0.6

B

`-0.60V`

C

0.20V

D

`-0.20V`

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