Consider the following statements ( $X$ and $Y$ stand for two different elements):
$(I)$ ${ }_{32}^{65} X$ and ${ }_{33}^{65} Y$ are isotopes.
$(II)$ ${ }_{42}^{86} X$ and ${ }_{42}^{85} Y$ are isotopes.
$(III)$ ${ }_{85}^{174} X$ and ${ }_{88}^{177} Y$ have the same number of neutrons.
$(IV)$ ${ }_{92}^{235} X$ and ${ }_{94}^{235} Y$ are isobars.
Which of the above statements are correct?
Only statements $II$ and $IV$ are correct
Only statements $I, II$ and $IV$ are correct
Only statements $II, III$ and $IV$ are correct
All statements are correct
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Specify the mass of proton in kilogram and in the $'u'$ unit.
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