K(a) for monobasic acid ,whose 0.1M solu...

`K_(a)` for monobasic acid ,whose `0.1M` solution has `pH` of `4.5` is :

`10^(-10)`

`10^(-8)`

`sqrt(10)xx10^(-4)`

`sqrt(10)xx10^(-6)`

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