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The boiling point of water `(100^(@)C)`becomes `100.25^(@)C`if `3`gramss of a nonvolatile solute is dissolved in `200 ml`of water.The molecular weight of solute is

A

`12.2 g //mol`

B

`15.4 g//mol`

C

`17.3 g //mol`

D

`20.4 g //mol`

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