Explain the cell potential at the equivalence point

Question

Compute the following two hypothetical half-reactions:
X + 3H+ + 3e- --> Y E^o = +0.75 V

M + 2e- --> N E^o = +1.44 V
If a platinum electrode is used to indicate the cell potential versus a standard hydrogen electrode, Explain the cell potential at the equivalence point? Assume that 25.00 mL of 0.100 molar N are titrated with 0.100 molar X and that the pH of the solution is maintained at the1.00 throughout the course of the titration.