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Three elements X, Y and Z crystallise in a cubic solid with X at corners, Y at body centre and Z at the face centres of the cube, then the formula of the solid is

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XYZ₃

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X₃YZ

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XYZ

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XY₃Z

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Solution

The correct option is A
XYZ₃

There is one atom of X , one atom of Y and 3 atoms of Z.

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