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In an electroplating experiment `m` g of silver is deposited, whe `4` amperes of current flows for `2` mimtes. The amout (in g) of silver deposited by `6` amperes of current flowing for ` 40` seconds will be .

A

`4 m`

B

`m//4`

C

`m//2`

D

`2/m`

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The correct Answer is:
C

` m=Zxx 4 xx 120 , M =Z xx 6 xx 40`
` M/m= (6 xx 40)/( 4 xx120) = 1/2 , M=m//2`.
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