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The initial concentration of X and Y were 2 and 4 mole / L respectively . For the following equilibrium `X+2YhArrZ` which of the following relationship among equilibrium concentrations of x , y and z is not feasible ?

A

[X] = [Z]

B

`[X]lt[Y]`

C

`[X]gt[Y]`

D

`[Y]gt =lt[Z]`

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