I am having trouble with the attached question. I see that from the

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The discussion centers on understanding the equilibrium constant (Keq) and its implications for reaction products. It highlights that a high Keq value indicates a favoring of product concentrations in a chemical reaction. Participants are encouraged to explore the relationship between Keq and reaction speeds at equilibrium, emphasizing the importance of kinetic interpretation. Clarifications are sought on why the correct answer to the posed question is A. Understanding these concepts is crucial for grasping the dynamics of chemical equilibrium.
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I am having trouble with the attached question. I see that from the value of Keq
that the concentration of products is favored. I have tried many ways but they all don't make sense

The correct answer is A. Can you help me understand why it is A?

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What can you tell about the system looking at Keq?

What do you know about reaction speeds at equilibrium? Do you know kinetic interpretation of chemical equilibrium?
 

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