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A student titrated a mixture of \sf{NaHCO_3,} and \sf{Na_2 CO_3,} against a standard solution of \sf{HCl.} He pipetted out a certain volume of mixture and added phenolphthalein indicator. The pink solution changed to colouriess after addition of \sf{x} ml of \sf{HCI.} To the same solution he added methyl orange indicator and continued the titration. The end point with methyl orange indicator was obtained after addition of \sf{y} ml \sf{HCI.} The volume of \sf{HCl} requited for complete neutralization of \sf{Na_2 CO_3} is :-
 \tt{(a)} \sf{2x}
 \tt{(b)} \sf{\dfrac{x}{2}}
 \tt{(c)} \sf{y}
 \tt{(d)} \sf{y - x}

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2.x/2..................................

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