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The combustion reaction occuring in an automobile is `2C_(8)H_(18)+25O_(2)(g) to16CO_(2)(g)+18H_(2)O(g)` This reaction is accompanied with signs of change in enthalpy, entropy and gibbs free energy

A

`+,-,+`

B

`-,+,-`

C

`-,+,+`

D

`+,+,-`

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