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The rate law for the reaction `2N_2 O_5 to 4NO_2 + O_2` is

A

Rate = `K[NO_2]^(4)[O_2]`

B

Rate `=K[N_2O_5]^2`

C

Rate `=K[N_2O_5]^0`

D

Rate `=K[N_2O_5]`

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