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A solution weighing `a` g has molality `b`. The molecular mass of solute if the mass of solute is c g, will be:

A

`(c)/(b) xx (1000)/((a - c))`

B

`(b)/(a) xx (1000)/((a - b))`

C

`(b)/(c) xx (1000)/((a - c))`

D

`(c)/(a) xx (1000)/((b - a))`

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The correct Answer is:
A

Molality, `m = (w_(B))/(m_(B)) xx (1000)/(w_(A))`
`b = (c)/(m_(B)) xx (1000)/((a - c))`
`m_(B) = (c)/(b) xx (1000)/((a- c))`
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