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Molar conductivity of a solution of an electrolyte `AB_3` is 150`Scm^2mol^(-1)` . If it ionises as `AB_(3)toA^(3+)+3B^(-)`, its equivalent conductivity will be :

A

150 (in`Scm^2eq^(-1)`)

B

75 (in `Scm^2eq^(-1)`)

C

50 (in `Scm^2eq^(-1)`)

D

80 (in `Scm^2eq^(-1)`)

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C
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