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`A_(3)B_(2)` is a sparingly soluble salt with molar mass `M(gmol_(-))` and solubility `x` gm `litre_(-1)`, the ratio of the molar concentration of `B^(3-)` to the solubilty product of the salt is `:-`

A

`108(x^(5))/(m^(5))`

B

`(1)/108(M^(4))/(x^(4))`

C

`(1)/(54)(M^(4))/(x^(4))`

D

None of these

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