E0 = {(R*T)/(n*T)}*lnKc ...........(1)
Also, E = E0 - {(R*T)/(n*T)}*lnQ...........(2)
Thus, from (1) , if E0 > 0
lnKc > 0
or, Kc > 1...........(3)
Also, if E < 0
Then E0 - {(R*T)/(n*T)}*lnQ < 0
or, {(R*T)/(n*T)}*lnQ > E0 > 0
or, lnQ > 0
or, Q > 1 & Q > Kc
Hence the correct option is a) K > 1 ; Q > K
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