The indicator used in titrating a weak acid (e.g.,oxalic acid) with a strong base (e.g.,caustic soda) solution is

  • A
    Methyl orange
  • B
    Methyl red
  • C
    Fluorescein
  • D
    Phenolphthalein

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Statement $I$ :- Methyl orange is a weak acid.
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