On adding 100mL of 10^(-2) M NaOH soluti...

On adding `100mL of 10^(-2) M NaOH` solution to `100mL` of `0.01M` Triethyl amine solution `(K_(b)=6.4xx10^(-5))`,change in `pH` of solution will be:

A

`-0.8`

B

`+0.8`

C

`+1.2`

D

`-1.1`

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