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A solution contains `0.1MH_(2)` and 0.3MHCl. Calculate the concentration of `S^(2)` and HS- ions in the solution. For `H_(2)S, K_(a_(1))=1.05xx10^(-7)` and `K_(a_(2))=1.3xx10^(-14)`.

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