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0.03 M aqueous solution of a weak monobasic acid solution `(K_(a)=10^(-12))` is titrated against a `0.01M NaOH` solution. What is the `[H^(+)]` at the end point?

A

`1.15xx10^(-12)M`

B

`2xx10^(-12)M`

C

`5xx10^(-12)M`

D

`4xx10^(-12)M`

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