What amount of water is added in $40\;{\rm{ }}mL$ of $NaOH\;(0.1\;N)$ which is neutralised by 50 mL of $HCl\;(0.2\;N)$?

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What amount of water is added in

40\;\mathrm{ }mL

NaOH\;(0.1\;N)

which is neutralised by 50 mL of

HCl\;(0.2\;N)

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Correct option: B

60 mL

Option B (60 mL) is correct because it is the amount of water added to dilute the NaOH solution, calculated using the neutralization reaction and the dilution formula.

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