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a) (ns)1, b) (ns)1(np)1 c) (np)1(n+1p)1 and d) (np)2
a) (ns)1, b) (ns)1(np)1 c) (np)1(n+1p)1 and d) (np)2
Beverley SmithLv2
17 Feb 2019
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