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A reaction takes place in three rate determining steps having rate constants `K_(1), K_(2), K_(3)` respectively. The overall rate constant `K=(K_(1)K_(3))/K_(2)`. If energy of activations for the three steps are respectively `10, 20, 40 kJ`. The overall energy of activation is:

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