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An element A is a member of group V and element B of group I, but A belongs to IInd period and B belongs to Ist period. The formula of the compound formed by A and B is

A

BA

B

`B_2A`

C

`A_2B`

D

`AB_3 `

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The correct Answer is:
D
Since, element A belongs to group V and period II, so it must be nitrogen and B belongs to group Ist, period ist, so it must be hydrogen. Valency of A is - 3 and of B is + 1. So,
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