The image presents a chemistry problem involving equilibrium constants. It states:"Consider the following reactions:A ⇌ B, K₁ = 6.28A ⇌ C, K₂ = 2.00What is K for the reaction C ⇌ B?"To solve for the equilibrium constant (K) for the reaction C ⇌ B, one can use the relationship between the given equilibrium constants. **Understanding Equilibrium Constants:**- For the reaction A ⇌ B, K₁ = 6.28- For the reaction A ⇌ C, K₂ = 2.00To find K for C ⇌ B, we can use the property of equilibrium constants that states:K₃ (C ⇌ B) = K₁ / K₂Thus,K₃ = 6.28 / 2.00 = 3.14The right side of the image shows a numeric keypad, typically used for entering calculations or data, but it doesn't contribute directly to solving the problem.

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Consider the following reactions: A=B, Kı=6.28 A=C, K2=2.00 What is K for the reaction C=B?

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