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Given that `K_(c )` for equation (i) given below has a value of `256` at `1000 K`. Calculate the numerical values of `K_(c )` for other reactions `(ii), (iii),` and `(iv)`.
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ii. `1/256`, iii. `16`, iv. `1/16`
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