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Give that `C_(s) +O_(2_(g))to CO_(2_((g))), Delta H^(0)=-xkJ`
`2CO_((g))+O_(2_((g)))to 2CO_(2_((g))), Delta H^(0)=-ykJ`.

A

`(y - 2x)/(3)`

B

`(y - 2x)/2`

C

`(2x - y)/2`

D

`(x - y)/2`

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