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Two elements `X(` atomic weight `=75)` and `Y(` atomic weight `=16)` combine to give a compound having `75.8%` X.` The formula of the compound is

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NARENDRA AWASTHI-STOICHIOMETRY-Level 3 - Subjective Problems
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