| Ion | Zn+ | Up+ | Vn+ | Xm- | Ym- |
| λ0 (S cm2 mol-1) | 50.0 | 25.0 | 100.0 | 80.0 | 100.0 |

To solve this problem, we need to use the given information about the limiting molar conductivity of ions and the graph that relates molar conductivity to the concentration of \( Z_mX_n \), \( U_mY_p \), and \( V_mX_n \). The question asks for the value of \( m + n + p \), where these are the stoichiometric coefficients of the ions involved in the electrolyte reactions.
1. Analyzing the Data Given:
The limiting molar conductivities (\( \lambda^0 \)) of the ions are provided for \( U_mY_p \) (250 S cm2 mol-1) and \( V_mX_n \) (440 S cm2 mol-1), as well as the limiting conductivities of individual ions:
2. Using the Graph of Molar Conductivity:
The plot of the molar conductivity (\( \Lambda \)) of \( Z_mX_n \) vs \( c^{1/2} \) shows a linear relationship, where the slope can provide insights into the relationship between the ionic concentrations and the molar conductivity. The slope gives the effective concentration-related contribution to the overall molar conductivity.
3. Solving for \( m + n + p \):
By using the given molar conductivities and interpreting the graph, we can relate the stoichiometric coefficients of the ions involved in the compound \( Z_mX_n \), \( U_mY_p \), and \( V_mX_n \) through the observed conductivities. By applying the principles of ionic conductivities and the fact that these are strong electrolytes, we calculate that \( m + n + p = 7 \).
Final Answer:
The value of \( m + n + p \) is 7.