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At `700 K` equilibrium constant for the reaction, `H_(2(g))+I_(2(g))hArr2HI_((g))`
is `54.8`. If `0.5 mol litre^(-1)` of `HI_((g))` is present at equilibrium at `700 K`, what are the concentrations of `H_(2(g))` and `I_(2(g))`, assuming that we initially started with `HI_((g))` and allowed it to reach equilibrium at `700 K`.

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