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Explanation / Answer

1) 0.1 M NaNO2 pH is lowest . it is because its Ka value higest then pKa value lowest .

       If its pKa less, pH is also less. it from the relation pH= 7 + 1/2*pKa + 1/2* logC

all are strong base weak acid type salts so the pH>7

2) 0.1M HCOONa has highest pH.

reason: its ka less and pKa more pH is also more from the relation above