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Molar conductances of `BaCl_(2), H_(2)SO_(4)` and HCl at infinite dilution are and `X_(1),X_(2)`, and `X_(3)` respectively. Molar conductance of `BaSO_(4)` at infinte dilution is

A

`(X_(1)+X_(2)-2X_(3))//2`

B

`X_(1)+X_(2)-X_(3)`

C

`X_(1)+X_(2)-2X_(3)`

D

`(X_(1)+X_(2)-X_(3))//s`

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