The dissociation constant of two acids H...

The dissociation constant of two acids `HA_1` and `HA_2` are `3.0xx10^-4` and `1.8xx10^-5` respectively. The relative strengths of the acids is

`1:16`

`1:4`

`4:1`

`16:1`

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