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why does the trends of electropositive and electron affinity is the same in the period

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The periodic trends in the electropositivity exhibited by elements are always opposite to the periodic trends in the electronegativities of elements. Since electronegativity increases across a period, electropositivity decreases across periods.

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why does the trends of electropositive and electron affinity is the same in the period