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Two elements, Xand Y, have atomic numbers 33 and 17 , rspectively. The molecular formula of a stable compound formed between them is-

A

XY

B

`XY_(2)`

C

`XY_(3)`

D

`XY_(4)`

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C
Atomic no. 33 and 17 belongs `15^(th) & 17^(th)` group respectively therefore co-valent bond from between both elements
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