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Suppose elements `X` and `Y` combine to form two compounds `XY_(2)` and `X_(3)Y_(2)` when 0.1 mole of former weigh `10 g` while 0.05 mole of the latter weigh `9g`. What are the atomic weights of `X` and `Y`.

A

60 & 40

B

30 & 40

C

40 & 30

D

40 & 60

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C

Molecular weight of `XY_(2)=(wt)/("molar")=(10)/(0.1)=100`
molecular weight of `X_(3)Y_(2)=(9)/(0.05)=180`
Let a and b be the atomic masses of X and Y respectively.
Then a + 2b = 100
3a + 2b = 180
`:.` a = 40 and b = 30
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