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The standard reduction electrode potentials of four metal cations are:

EA+/A∘=−0.250 VE^\circ_{A^+/A} = -0.250\,\text{V}, EB+/B∘=−0.140 VE^\circ_{B^+/B} = -0.140\,\text{V},

EC+/C∘=−0.126 VE^\circ_{C^+/C} = -0.126\,\text{V}, ED+/D∘=−0.402 VE^\circ_{D^+/D} = -0.402\,\text{V}

The metal that displaces A+A^+ from its aqueous solution is:
Redox Reactions and Electrochemistry - Medium - Question