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0.5 g of `Ba(OH)_2, 0.01 mol Ba(OH)_(2) ` and 0.01 eq. `Ba(OH)_(2)` were together diluted to one litre. Calculate the normality of basic solution.

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`0.036 eq L^(-1)`
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