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In a compound `A_(x)B_(y)`:

A

Mole of `A= "Mole of" B = "Mole of" A_(x)B_(y)`

B

Eq. of `A=Eq. "of" B=Eq. "of" A_(x)B_(y)`

C

`yxx"mole of" A=yxx"mole of" B=(x+y)xx"mole of" A_(x)B_(y)`

D

`yxx"mole of" A= yxx"mole of"B`

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