Calculate the total cell potentials for each of the cell

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Question- Using literature values for the half-cell reactions of the following metals, calculate the total cell potentials for each of the 10 possible cells. Assume complete reduction of the metals. Show all your work, please.
Metals: Fe 3+, Cu+, Mg2+, Al 3+, Pb 2+
Depict the computation of cell potentials

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