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For the equilibrium `AB(g) hArr A(g)+B(g)` at a given temperature, the pressure at which one-third of AB is dissociated is numerically equal to

A

8 times `K_(p)`

B

16 times `K_(p)`

C

4 times `K_(p)`

D

9 times `K_(p)`

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