Consider the reaction,
MX3(s) <--------> M3+(aq) + 3X-(aq)
Hence Ksp = [M3+(aq)] [X-(aq)]3
As [X-(aq)] = 3[M3+(aq)]
Hence Ksp = [M3+(aq)] {3[X-(aq)]}3
= [M3+(aq) ] x 33 x [X- (aq) ]3
Ksp =27[M3+(aq)]4
As molar solubility is s then [M3+(aq)] = s
Hence Ksp = 27s4
Hence option e is correct.
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