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For a complex reaction `A overset(k) rarr `products
`E_(a1)=180kJ //mol e,E_(a2)=80kJ//mol ,E_(a3)=50kJ//mol`
Overall rate constant `k` is related to individual rate constant by the equation `k=((k_(1)k_(2))/(k_(3)))^(2//3)`. Activation energy `( kJ//mol )` for the overall reaction is `:`

A

100

B

43.44

C

150

D

140

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