An organic compound contains $A$ and $B$ in a mass ratio of $50:50$. If their atomic masses are $10$ and $40$ respectively,then its empirical formula will be ....................
- A$AB_5$
- B$AB$
- C$AB_4$
- D$A_4B$
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