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Answer #1

You have not given the reaction equation

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If the reaction is

H2 + I2   \rightleftharpoons 2HI

If H2 is added then the equilibirium will shift to right.

So, Answer is (a)

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If the reaction is

H2 + I2   \rightleftharpoons   2HI

Keq = [HI]2 / { [H2] [I2] }

Answer is (D).

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