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CH(3)NH(2) (0.12 mole, pK(b)=3.3) is add...

`CH_(3)NH_(2)` (0.12 mole, `pK_(b)`=3.3) is added to 0.08 moles of HCl and the solution is diluted to on litre, resulting pH of solution is :
(a)`10.7`
(b)`3.6`
(c)`10.4`
(d)`11.3`

A

10.7

B

3.6

C

10.4

D

11.3

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C
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