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State five physical properties of hydrogen gas.Describe your observations when :(a) a mixture of hydrogen and air is exposed tocandle flame.(b) hydrogen burns in air. |
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Answer» PHYSICAL PROPERTIES of Hydrogen: 1) It is Odorless. 2) It is tasteless. 3) It is Colourless. 4) It is highly combustible. 5) It is non- metallic. a) When hydrogen and air is exposed to candle flame then the hydrogen will burn, that is, it is combustible. b) When hydrogen BURNS in the air, it reacts with oxygen present in atmosphere to form water molecule, that is, H2O. |
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3. Name four metals which react with caustic soda or caustic potash solution on boiling and liberate hydrogen gas. Suppport your answer by writing a fully balanced equation for any one of the above named metals.4. Name two metals which react with dilute sulphuric acid or dilute hydrochloric acid to liberate hydrogen gas. Support your answer by writing fully balanced equations of any one of the named metal with (a) dilute sulphuric acid(b) dilute hydrochloric acid.5. Briefly describe an experiment to prove that water contains two volumes of hydrogen and onevolume of oxygen.6. (a) By drawing neat diagram explain how hydrogen gas is collected in laboratory.(b) What is importance of copper sulphate solution in above reaction? |
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Answer» Name four metals which react with caustic soda or caustic potash solution on boiling and liberate hydrogen gas. Suppport your answer by writing a fully balanced EQUATION for any ONE of the above named metals. 4. Name two metals which react with dilute sulphuric acid or dilute hydrochloric acid to liberate hydrogen gas. Support your answer by writing fully balanced equations of any one of the named metal with (a) dilute sulphuric acid (B) dilute hydrochloric acid. 5. Briefly describe an experiment to prove that water CONTAINS two volumes of hydrogen and one volume of oxygen. 6. (a) By DRAWING neat diagram explain how hydrogen gas is collected in laboratory. (b) What is importance of copper sulphate solution in above |
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We stopped at the town where my father was born.in the right.. find main claise |
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If pressure is increased in which direction the equilibrium will shift in the following reactionNz/g) + 3 Helg)2NH3(g)141= (2) |
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1)What is suspension mixture?2)What is colloid mixture?3)What is continuous phase and dispersed phase?4)What is the solubility of salt? |
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Answer» Answer: A suspension is a heterogeneous mixture in which the solute particles do not dissolve, but GET suspended throughout the bulk of the SOLVENT, left FLOATING around freely in the medium. The internal phase (solid) is dispersed throughout the external phase (fluid) through mechanical agitation, with the USE of CERTAIN excipients or suspending agents. Explanation: plz follow me dear |
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Geine oneexamplelluttion a show1 what is- half there of a mealmactionthat half litre of a zuro-order reactionis directly proportional to the initialConcentration of the reactant.3 |
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Answer» vsffddd. ds-fs. behind.vcxxcv. njjb |
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2) Calculate the relative molecular massof the followings,ne (i) Ethanol(C,H,OH)ne (ii) Potassium permanganate (KMnO2)(iii) Potassium dichromate (K, Cr,04)ic (iv) Sucrose (C12H22011)vebe1.4 Mole Concept |
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Answer» potatstim PERMANENTE (KMO2 Explanation: |
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Explain the indivisibility of an atom with examples. |
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Answer» Answer: All matter is MADE of atoms. Atoms are indivisible and indestructible. All atoms of a GIVEN element are IDENTICAL in mass and properties. Compounds are formed by a combination of two or more different KINDS of atoms. Explanation: |
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PH =10Calculate the pH value of 0.5m of barium hydroxide |
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Answer» Let me GIVE you a little more then usual |
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Definition of metalloids |
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Answer» an element whose properties are INTERMEDIATE between those of METALS and SOLID non-metals or semiconductors. i hope this helps you HAVE A GREAT DAY!! |
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How do you convert phenol to ortho and para bromophenol |
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Answer» You have to brominate Phenol in carbon DISULFIDE to obtain 4-Bromophenol. At -30° C, 4-bromophenol is yielded by 97% and at +30° C, the yield is 82%. You will need a 5 litre flask fitted with a mechanical stirrer, a reflux condensor and a separatory funnel. To the top of the tunnel, a calcium chloride tube is attached and from this, a glass tube LEADING into a beaker holding about 1200ml of cracked ice and water for the absorption of hydrobromic acide evolves. In a separatory funnel approximately 546 ml of bromine which is dissolved in equal volume of carbon disulfide is placed. The flask is cooled in salt and ice mixture while the stirring starts and bormine solution starts to run in. This takes approximately 2 hours. Post 2 hours, the flask is detached and a condensor is attached in downward distillation. The flask is then heated and the carbon disulfide is distilled of. The carbon disulfide collects as much as 1200ml. The residual liquid is then vaccum distilled yiekding 1660gs of p-bromophenol boiling 145-150/25-30mm and 136 GMS of lower boiling material consisting of a mixture of o- and p-bromophenol. The reaction mixture should be cooled with salt and ice, when making 4-bromophenol. 25gms of 1,4 dioxane dibromide is gradually ADDED to 9.4 gms of phenol with water cooling. Then the mixture is poured with water and extracted with ether. The ether is DRIED with sodium sulfate, filtered and evaporated yielding 88% of 4-bromophenol. |
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What is malleability |
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Answer» Answer: the quality or state of being malleable: such as. a : CAPABILITY of being shaped or extended by HAMMERING, FORGING, etc. the malleability of TIN. |
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Pls answer asap...... |
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Answer» a GASEOUS pollutant please MARK me as a BRAINLIEST |
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Please answer it........ |
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Answer» Answer: 2-ethyl 4,4-dimethyl pentan-1-ol hope this HELPS cheers✌️ |
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An ionic bond forms between a ___________ and a________ with a negative charge. |
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Answer» Answer: Such a bond forms when the valence (outermost) electrons of one atom are transferred PERMANENTLY to another atom. The atom that loses the electrons BECOMES a positively CHARGED ion (cation), while the one that gains them becomes a negatively charged ion (anion). A BRIEF TREATMENT of ionic bonds follows. Explanation: hope you find it helpful |
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What is the difference between 24u and 24g?pls help me fast I will mark u as brainliest |
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Answer» Answer: U is unified ATOMIC mass unit(amu) g on the other side is molecular mass EXPRESSED in GRAMS therefore you have 24U and 24 g |
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Name the Chemical name of vitamin b2 |
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Answer» CYANOCOBALAMIN will be the ANS |
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Please solve this . See below attachment |
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Answer» Answer: Take FIRST 20 elements from HYDROGEN to calcium and make a model. Subatomic PARTICLES mean number of protons, electrons and neutrons. Valency of metals is same as of BALANCE electrons. For non metals subtract VALENCE electrons from 8. |
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Calculate pH and pOH of 0.02 M HCL solution |
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Answer» HCl is a strong ACID, it dissociates 100% (I.e. completely) pH of 0.02M HCL is 2 pOH of 0.02M HCL is 1.70 |
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Write down the three use of ethanol |
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Answer» Ethanol is an important industrial CHEMICAL; it is used as a solvent, in the synthesis of other organic CHEMICALS, and as an additive to AUTOMOTIVE gasoline |
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What is the acidic and basic radical of Ca(NO3)2 |
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Answer» It is not RADICAL. It is a neutral salt because it is salt of strong Acid and strong BASE. Ca2+ is basic radical and NO3– is acid radical. I HOPE it helps you.... |
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I can't show my uniform because some order form back and I can't my uniform to my parents alsobut in this place the army officer are allow to entry |
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Answer» what it is brother I can't UNDERSTAND |
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Explain Le - Chatalier Principle??? |
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Answer» ∅ _ᵗʰⁱˢ ᵐᵉˢˢᵃᵍᵉ ᶜᵃⁿ'ᵗ ᵇᵉ ᵛⁱᵉʷᵉᵈ ᵇᵉᶜᵃᵘˢᵉ ʸᵒᵘ ᵃʳᵉ A noob An electroscope is an EARLY SCIENTIFIC instrument used to detect the presence of electric charge on a BODY. It detects charge by the movement of a test object DUE to the Coulomb electrostatic force on it. The amount of charge on an object is proportional to its voltage. |
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What is the acidic and basic radical of NaCl |
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Answer» Acidic Radical : CL- |
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An element A is in group 2 of the periodic table: 2(а) What will be the formula of its chloride? |
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Answer» Element = A (valency = 2) Chlorine = Cl (valency = 1) Metal CHLORIDE = A Cl₂ Pls MARK my answer as brainlist Pls follow me |
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Whish non metal is good conductor of electricity |
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Answer» Answer: GRAPHITE is a form of CARBON which is an element. ... Graphite is a non-metal and it is the only non-metal that can conduct electricity. You can find non-metals on the right SIDE of the periodic table and graphite is the only non-metal that is a good CONDUCTOR of electricity. hope this helps peace ✌️✌️ |
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Energy of photon having wavelength 10 nm is______ |
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Answer» Answer:
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even after showing a lot of positive aspects, why did mendeleev's periodic table not stamd the test of time? |
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Answer» jeeiwjbeeh6516384nehsusyey2bnsjshsbsn snsjdbeebbejeosvwernt86et3v Explanation: wnnananansbsn2jiedhdnsksnnasjjddbbdj jenjeUSERSADishdhesjjsjsbsnsnssmmddndn |
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What is ionic bonding? |
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Answer» Answer: IONIC BOND, also called electrovalent bond, type of linkage formed from the electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions in a chemical compound. Such a bond forms when the valence (OUTERMOST) electrons of ONE atom are transferred permanently to another atom. |
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Which two metals become liquids at a temperature slightly above room temperature? |
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Answer» Answer: Cesium (Ce) and Gallium (GA) Explanation: Cesium (Ce) and Gallium (Ga) are 2 metals that become liquids at a TEMPERATURE slightly above room temperature. There are other metals too like RUBIDIUM (Rb) and FRANCIUM (Fr) that become liquids at a temperature slightly above room temperature. |
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What is reactivity series? |
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Answer» The REACTIVITY series of METALS, ALSO known as the activity series, refers to the arrangement of metals in the descending order of their REACTIVITIES
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Difine natural and artifical radioactivity |
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Answer» Answer: Natural RadioactivityThe phenomenon of spontaneous and continuous and uncontrollable disintegration of an unstable nucleus accompanied by the EMISSION of active radiations is called natural radioactivity. The substance which exhibits radioactivity is called a radioactive substance. e.g. Uranium, THORIUM, radium, etc. Artificial RadioactivityArtificially radioactive ISOTOPES can be USED in the treatment of disease as WELL as in its diagnosis. For example, an artificially radioactive isotope of cobalt is used to treat some types of cancer patients. The radiation from the cobalt damages cancerous cells and may prevent the spread of the disease |
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Write any five physical properties of metals and non metals? |
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Write any five chemical properties of metals and non metals? |
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Answer» Answer: Comparison Of Physical Properties Of Metals And Non-metalsProperty Type Metals Non-metalsLUSTRE Shining lustre They have no lustre except for iodine.SONOROUS sound Sonorous. Non-sonorous.Hardness GENERALLY hard exception being Na, K Generally soft except diamondExplanation: ⤵️Follow Me... |
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NaciSolutionAgNOSSolutionPPT3. Give a balanced equation for the above reaction. |
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Answer» Explanation: This REACTION is both precipitation reaction as WELL as double displacement reaction. In a double displacement reaction the ANIONS are exchanged and in a precipitation reaction, a PRECIPITATE is formed in the end. In this case, AgCl is the precipitate. |
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Markari (para)kanch ko gila nhi karta jbki jal kanch ki gila kr deta hai kyoपारा कांच को गिला नहीं करता जबकि जल कांच का गिलास कर देता है क्यों प्रकाश को गिरा नहीं करता जब भी जल कहां से गिरा कर देता है क्यों |
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Answer» bhaishab me समझाऊं आपको 256°माइनस |
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In specific condition of N/50 KCL of solution is .002765mho cm calculaye the equivalent conductance |
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Answer» Answer: EQUIVALENT CONDUCTANCE = K(kappa)×1000/N = 0.002765×1000/(1/50) = 2.765×50 MHO cm^2 /gequivalent |
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What are elements ? Explain |
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Answer» An element is a substance that cannot be BROKEN down into any other substance. There are about 100 elements, each with its own type of atom. Everything in the UNIVERSE contains the atoms of at LEAST one or more elements. The periodic table lists all the known elements, grouping together those with similar PROPERTIES. |
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Please give me answer right chapter 1 s.s standard 7 |
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Answer» -chapter name?? |
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(a) पर्यावरण के उस खण्ड को पहचानिए जहाँ पर -(1)जीव जीवित रह सकते हैं तथा प्रजनन कर सकते हैं।(ii) मृदा तथा खनिज पाये जाते है।(ii) ऑक्सीजन गैस पाई जाती है।(iv) सभी प्रकार के जल संसाधन पाये जाते है। |
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Proof in this pic that in this place on the army officer are allow |
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Answer» Answer: hlo have a GREAT day ❣️ AHEAD and loving too plz mark me brainlist Explanation: |
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(writeComprehensive note onChemistry of setting and hardening |
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Convert the following temperature to the celsius scale? |
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Answer» U didn't GIVE the TEMPERATURE |
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डाई हाइड्रिक एल्कोहल कौन-कौन से होते हैं |
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Answer» (II) डाई हाइड्रिक एल्कोहल : इनमे दो -OH समूह जुड़े होते है। (III) ट्राई हाइड्रिक एल्कोहल : इनमे तीन -OH समूह उपस्थित होते है। (IV) पोली हाइड्रिक एल्कोहल : इनमे तीन से अधिक -OH समूह उपस्थित होते है। |
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Don't write anything for points or you will be reported |
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Answer» Explanation: Formal Charge:- Formal charge (FC) is the charge ASSIGNED to an atom in a molecule, assuming that electrons in all chemical bonds are SHARED equally between atoms, regardless of relative electronegativity.[1] When determining the best Lewis structure (or predominant resonance structure) for a molecule, the structure is chosen such that the formal charge on each of the atoms is as close to zero as possible. credits: Wikipedia Formula for formal charge:- FC= V-N- (B/2) where, V is the number of valence electrons of the neutral atom in isolation (in its ground state); N is the number of non-bonding valence electrons on this atom in the molecule; B is the total number of electrons shared in bonds with other atoms in the molecule. 1) Here, Hydrogen has 1 valence electron always and it has no election left to be shared and it is sharing 2 electrons with C ( single bond) so the values to be put in formula for hydrogen become 1-0-(2/2) =0 Similarly for C the valence electrons for carbon are always 4 in the given formula we can see that there is no electron left for sharing and it is sharing 8 electrons 6 with N ( 3 bonds) and 1 with H ( single bond) hence the values in the formula become 4-0-(6/2)=0 Same goes for N 5 valence electrons 1 lone pair so 2 electrons 6 shared electrons (3 bonds with C) so, 5-2-(6/2)=0 2) Now here the position for N and C are interchanged, which makes it interesting. The CASE with H will remain the same as it is still having single bond and it is able to achieve its stable state without any problem, no matter where it gets its electron from. But for N, whose TENDENCY is to gain electrons, is now having 4 binds, one with H and 3 with C so, it has exhausted it's lone pair of electrons. The valence electrons of N is 5 the free electrons of N now is 0 and the shared electrons of N is 8 ( 4 bonds) so the formal charge is 5-0-(8/2)=+1 Now for C, here as usual its valence electrons will be 4, but now it will have one lone pair of electrons as it has formed on 3 bonds as opposed to the usual bonding of 4. Also, because it has formed three binds, therefore, its shared electrons will be six. hence, its formal charge will be 4-2-(6/2)=-1 Now, what is important to note here is that N usually does not have +ve charge but here it has it and same goes for C, it does not have negative charge but here it has it. So, keep in mind that Formal Charge is NOT REAL CHARGE, IT IS FAKE CHARGE. 3. In this Ozone formula also, you will see that one of the oxygen atoms will have +1 other will have -1 and third will have 0 formal charge. The formal charge appears to keep the molecule stable. Hope this helps! P.S. Warning scared me! :p |
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Nimn mein se Kaun Ek dihydric alcohol hai |
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Answer» what???????????????????????? |
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WRITE THE IUPAC NAME OF THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS! |
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Answer» Answer: 1) 2-methyl propane 2) 2,3-dimethyl butane 3) 1-methyl butane 4) 2,2-dimethyl propane 5) 2,4-dimethyl pentane 6) Pent-1-ene Hope it helps you!! If you LIKE this answer then mark me as BRAINLIEST. |
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