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The rate of a reaction is expressed in different ways as follows:
`+(1)/(2)(d[C])/(dt)=-(1)/(3)(d[D])/(dt)=+(1)/(4)(d[A])/(dt)=-(d[B])/(dt)`
the reaction is

A

`4A+Bto2C+3d`

B

`B+3Dto4A+2C`

C

`A+BtoC+D`

D

`B+DtoA+C`

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B
`N//A`
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