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K(a) values for HA,HB and HD are 10^(-5)...

`K_(a)` values for HA,HB and HD are `10^(-5), 10^(-7)` and `10^(-9)` respectively. Which of the following will be correct for decimolar aqueous solutions of `NaA, NaB` , and NaD at `25^(@)C` ?

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