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20mL of `0.1M(H_(2)SO_(4))`solution is added to 30mL of `0.2M(NH_(4)OH)` soulution. The `._(p)H` of the resultant mixture is : `[(p)k_(b) " of " NH_(4)OH=4.7]`.

A

5.2

B

9

C

5

D

9.4

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