Given [FeCl2] = 0.1
We fixed Vol = 1L
So, Moles of FeCl2 =0.1*1 = 0.1 moles
Ksp =[Mn2+] [OH-]2
1.6*10-13 = x * (2x)2 = 4x3
x3 = 4*10-14
x= 3.42*10-5 M = [Mn2+]
Reaction ratio = 1:1
Mole of MnCl2 = Fe(OH)2= 3.42*10-5 Moles
But [Mn2+] = 3.42*10-5 this value = 0.000342
therefore [Mn2+] =0
Moles of Fe2+ after the reaction is given value ie, 0.1 M Because of concentration of Mn does not affect the Fe2+
so correct answer is 0.100M
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