Equilibrium constant(Keq) tells about what will be favoured either product/reactant or both stays in equilibrium .
If Keq >1 = favours product formation .
If Keq < 1 = favours reactant formation .
And if Keq = 1 then both reactants and products stays in equilibrium.
As given value of Keq is very very small approx zero (1×10^-14) and thus is <1 and hence will favour formation of reactants .
Thus option (4) is correct answer .
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