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For the reaction at 300 K
`A(g)+B(g)toC(g)" Delta"E=-3.0"kcal",DeltaS=-10.0cal//K` value of `DeltaG` is

A

`-600` cal

B

`-6600` cal

C

`-6000` cal

D

None

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