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For the reaction `2NO(g) hArr N_2(g) + O_2(g)` and `NO(g) + 1//2Br_2(g) hArr NOBr(g)` values of `K_C` are respectively `2.4xx10^30` and 1.4. Determine `K_C` for the reaction `1//2N_2(g) + 1//2O_2(g) + 1//2 Br_2(g) hArr NOBr(g)` .

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`9.03xx10^(-16)`
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