Find the concentration of nh3

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Question- 55.00 mL of solution of ammonia NH3 (FM 17.031) is titrated with 10.73 mL of 0.0939 M HCl according to the equation:

NH3 + H+ ----> NH4+

Find the concentration of NH3 in g/L? (write the solution step by step)

I am not able to determine the correct answer for the above question please helps me to get the correct answer

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