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In a system A(s)hArr2B (g)+ 3C (g), if t...

In a system `A(s)hArr2B (g)+ 3C (g),` if the concentration of C at equilibrium is increased by a factor of 2, it will cause the equilibrium concentrationof B to change to :

A

Two times the original value

B

one half of its original value

C

`2sqrt(2)` times its original value

D

`(1)/(2 sqrt(2))` times its original value

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