mol of K2CrO4 = MV = 6*0.0024 = 0.0144 mol of K2CrO4
mol of AgNO3 = MV = 6*0.004 = 0.024 mol of AgNO3
then
only AgNO3 contains Ag+
then
0.024 *10^-3 mol of AG+ = 0.000024 mol of Ag+
ForK+
K = MV = 0.0144 *2 = 0.0288 mol of K+
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