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The overall rate (d[P])/(dt), for the re...

The overall rate `(d[P])/(dt)`, for the reaction `2A overset(K)hArr B,B+Coverset(k_f)rarrP` is given by

A

`Kk_f[A]^2[C]`

B

`K[A][B]`

C

`k_f[B][C]`

D

`Kk_f[A]^2[B][C]`

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