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The K(sp) of M(OH)(2)" is "5 times 10^(-...

The `K_(sp)` of `M(OH)_(2)" is "5 times 10^(-10)M^(3)`. The molar solubility of `M(OH)_(2)` in a 0.1 M NaOH solution is

A

`5 times 10^(-9)M`

B

`5 times 10^(-12)M`

C

`5 times 10^(-8)M`

D

`5 times 10^(-16)M`

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C
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