Calculate the molar mass of the following substances.
$(a)$ Phosphorus molecule,$P_4$ (Atomic mass of phosphorus $= 31$)
$(b)$ Hydrochloric acid,$HCl$
$(c)$ Nitric acid,$HNO_3$

  • A
    $136\,u, 40\,u, 63.5\,u$
  • B
    $140\,u, 48\,u, 63.5\,u$
  • C
    $124\,u, 36.5\,u, 63\,u$
  • D
    $112\,u, 38\,u, 70\,u$

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