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Two samples of a pure compound have A:B as 3:5 and 6:10. What is the correct conclusion?

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Correct answer: Both ratios are equivalent

Dividing both terms of 6:10 by 2 gives 3:5. Therefore, the ratio of A to B is the same in both samples, as expected for a pure compound under the law of definite proportions. Option B is incorrect because 6:10 is only a multiple form of 3:5, not a different ratio. Exam tip: reduce ratios to their simplest form before comparing them.

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Law Of Definite ProportionsChemical CombinationRatio ComparisonPure CompoundsClass 11 ChemistryLaws Of Chemical CombinationSome Basic Concepts Of ChemistryChemistry

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