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6.0 gm of gaseous hydrogen produce 17.6 gm `CO_(2)` on complete combustion.
The mass of water formed simultaneously is:

A

10.8 gm

B

5.4 gm

C

21.6 gm

D

17.6 gm

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    A
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    B
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    D
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