A) Equalibrium constant for above reaction :
we can find Kc if value of concentration of products is given in question.IN THIS QUESTION THEY MENTIONED CONCENTRATION VALUE OF REACTANTS ONLY.
B) now for finding composition :
INITIAL MOLE: 2 2 0 0
FINAL MOLE: 2-X 2-X X X
NOW PUT THE VALUE OF Kc FROM ABOVE AND WE GET THE VALUE OF X WHICH IS OUR COMPOSITION .
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