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1 atomof X, 2 atoms of Y and 3 atoms of Z combining together to give a molecule `XY_(2)Z_(3)`. Now we take 16 gm of X and `2 xx 10^(23)` atoms of Y and `0.06` moles of Z in a container, to give `5.6gm` of `XY_(2)Z_(3)`. What is the molar mass of Z?
Given : `M_(X) = 60gm//mol M_(Y) = 80gm//mol`

A

25

B

24

C

32

D

20

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