Element x is electropositive and y is electronegative. Both elements are univalent, the compound formed by their combination will be

^X+y^-

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x^-y⁺

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x-y

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x→y

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The correct option is A
^X+y^-

X loses electron, Y gains it.

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^X+y^-

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