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At certain temp. compound `AB_(2(g))` dissociate according to reaction `AB_(2(g))hArrAB_(g)+B_(g)` with degree of dissociation `prop_(1)` which is small compared with unity. The expression of `K_(P)` in terms of `prop`and initial pressure P is :-

A

`Pprop^(3)`

B

`Pprop^(2)`

C

`(prop^(3))/(P)`

D

`(prop^(2))/(P)`

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