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`K_(p)` for the reaction given below is `1.36 "at" 499K`. Which of the following equations can be used to calculate `K_(c)` for this reaction?
`N_(2)O_(5(g))rarrNO_(2(g)+NO_(3))`

A

`K_(C)=([(0.0821)xx(499)])/([1.36])`

B

`K_(C)=([(1.36)xx(0.0821)])/([499])`

C

`K_(C)=([1.36])/([(0.0821)xx(499)])`

D

`K_(C)=([(1.36)xx(499)])/([0.0821])`

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