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Plots of log K Vs `(1)/(T)` plots shows an intercept of 2 on y-axis with a slope of `45^(@)` for the studied reactions. Assuming that `Delta H^(@) and Delta S^(@)` as temperature independent, select the correct statement

A

`Delta G^(@) = - 2.75` K. cal

B

`Delta S^(@)` = 4.606 cal

C

`Delta H^(@)` = - 4.606 cal

D

k = 100.8

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