### Analyzing Redox Reactions#### Redox Reaction:\[ 2NO + 3Mn^{2+} + 4H_2O \rightarrow 2NO_3^- + 3Mn + 8H^+ \]In the above redox reaction, identify the following using oxidation numbers:- **Name of the element oxidized:** [Text Box]- **Name of the element reduced:** [Text Box]- **Formula of the oxidizing agent:** [Text Box]- **Formula of the reducing agent:** [Text Box]#### Instructions:1. To determine which elements are oxidized and reduced, assign oxidation numbers to each element in the reaction.2. Compare the oxidation numbers from the reactants to the products to see which elements gained or lost electrons.#### Tools:- **Submit Answer**: Button to submit your input.- **Try Another Version**: Button to generate a new set of items to attempt.- **Attempts Remaining**: Shows the number of attempts available.---Note: The interface provides a structured format for analyzing and answering questions about redox reactions, with interactive elements to track progress and attempts.

We have to predict element oxidized, reduced , oxidising agent and reducing agent.

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