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The equilibrium constant `K_(c)` for the following reaction at `842^(@)C` is `7.90xx10^(-3)` .What is `K_(p)`at same temperature ?
`(1)/(2)f_(2)(g)hArrF(g)`

A

`8.64xx10^(-5)`

B

`8.26xx10^(-4)`

C

`7.90xx10^(-2)`

D

`7.56xx10^(-2)`

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