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If `pK_(b)` for the reaction of `MeNH_(2)` in water is `3.4` the `pK_(a)` for the conjugate acid `Meoverset(+)NH_(3)` will the .

A

`14//3.4`

B

`14+3.4`

C

`(14)(3.4)`

D

`14-3.4`

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The correct Answer is:
D
Because
`pK_(a)+pK_(b)=pK_(w)=14 (at 25^(@)C)` .
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