Lower the pKa higher is Ka which means more dissociation which makes a solution strong acid .
Hence on arranging on basis of decreasing acidity we weill get
B>D>F>E>C>A
So pKa order will
B<D<F<E<C<A
B=0.8
D=5.2
F=10.0
E=15.7
C=19.4
A=28
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