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Solution A and B are formed by dissolving certain amount of glucose and sucrose in water. Vapour pressure of these solutions are 660 and 560 mm Hg respectively at 100 degree celsius. Ratio of molality of solutions A and B will be - (1) 14/13 (2) 33/14 (3) 15/35 (4) 35/15

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