The ratio of hydrogen atoms present in one molecule each of methane and ammonia is:

AlO

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Al₃O₂

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Al₂O₃

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AlO₂

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Solution

The correct option is C
Al₂O₃

The chemical formula of methane is $C H_{4}$ and that of ammonia is $N H_{3}$ . The number of hydrogen atoms in methane and ammonia is 4 and 3 respectively. So, the ratio is 4:3.

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