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For a system, `A + 2B hArr C,` the equilibrium concentrations are `[A] = 0.06 [B] = 0.12 and [C] = 0. 216.` The value of K for the reaction is

A

120

B

400

C

`4 xx 10 ^(-3)`

D

`250`

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D
`A + 2 B hArr C , K = ([ C] )/( [A] [B]^(2)) implies ((0 216))/( ( 0. 06 ) (0 12 ) ^(2)) = 250`
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