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For the chemical reaction
`3X(g)+Y(g) hArr X_(3)Y(g)`,
the amount of `X_(3)Y` at equilibrium is affected by

A

temperature and pressure

B

pressure only

C

temperature only

D

temperature pressure and catalyst.

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