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The equilibrium constant for the reaction `N_(2_(g)) + O_(2_(g)) hArr 2NO_(g)` and `NO_(g)hArr +(1)/(2)N_(2(g)) +(1)/(2)O_(2(g))` are k and `K^(1)` , respectively, the relation between k and `k^(1)` is

A

`k=(k^(1))^(2)`

B

`k=((1)/(k^(1)))^(2)`

C

`k^(2)=k^(1)`

D

`k^(1)=((1)/(k))^(2)`

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