The position of the equilibrium altered

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the position of the equilibrium can be altered by changing the temperature,Pressure, Concentration and Catalyst.

which way will the equilibrium move if we Increase and Decrease the temperture?
would there be more reactant or more product if we change the temperture?

i would like to learn more about this, using the reaction
H2 (g) + I2 (g)[tex]\Leftrightarrow[/tex]2HI (g)
Hydrogen + Iodinn [tex]\Leftrightarrow[/tex]Hydrogen iodide

i am in high school. so it will be helpfull if anyone would break down the answer for me
 
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topboim,

We can not write down answers to homework/textbook problems. In fact, we can only help you after you first show what effort you have put into attempting the problem.

What I can tell you is that for the question to be complete, you also need to include information about the enthalpy change for the reaction.

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Hint: have you heard of Le Chatelier's Principle?
 
yes, i have. i have done the work and waiting for a reply from my teacher

thanks anyways