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A typical 70 kg man contains about 90g of 'A', 170 g of 'B', 5 g of 'C' and 0.06 g of 'D'. Then A,B,C and D are respectively 

A

`K, Cu, Fe lt Na`

B

`Cu, Fe, Na, K`

C

`Na, K, Fe, Cu`

D

`Fe, Na, Cu, K`

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