If no. of protons in X^(-2) is 16. Then ...

If no. of protons in `X^(-2)` is `16`. Then no. of `e^(-)` in `X^(+2)` will be-

A

`14`

B

`16`

C

`18`

D

None

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`because` No. of proton in `X^(-2)` is `=16`
`therefore` No. of electron in `X^(+2)` is `=14`

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