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The free energy for a reaction having `DeltaH=31400` cal, `DeltaS=32" cal "K^(-1)mol^(-1)` at `1000^(@)C` is:

A

`-9336` cal

B

`-7386` cal

C

`-1936` cal

D

`+9336` cal

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