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On combustion `C_(x)H_(y)(l)` forms `CO_(2)(g) and H_(2)O(l)`. At a given temperature and pressure, the value of `((DeltaH-DeltaU)/(RT))` in this combustion reaction is-

A

`x/5`

B

`(x+y)/(5)`

C

`-y/4`

D

`(x-y)/(4)`

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