Lets first list the atoms to the reactant and product side and then check if they are balanced?
Reaction is
2NaN3(s) ---- > 3 N2 (g) + 2 Na(s)
Atoms to the reactant side
Na = 2
N= 6
Atoms to the product side
N = 6
Na =2
So the reaction is balanced.
Answer
Reactants
Number of sodium atoms = 2
Number of N atoms = 6
Product
Number of sodium =2
Number of N atoms = 6
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