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Calculate `A_(HOAC)^(oo)` using appropriate molar conductances of the électrolytes listed above at infinite dilution in `H_(2)O` at `25^(2)C.`

A

`390.7`

B

`217.5`

C

`517.2`

D

`552.7`

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