Conjugate acid of a base is obtained by:

Addition of proton to a base

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Removal of proton from the base

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Addition of O H^{-} t o a b a s e

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Removal of O H^{-} f r o m t h e b a s e

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Solution

The correct option is A $Addition of proton to a base$
Adding proton to the strong base $O ¯ H$ gives $H_{2} O$ and its conjugate acid.
Adding proton to base gives base.

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