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The endothermic reaction $(M + N \rightleftharpoons P)$ is allowed to attain an equilibrium at $25^o C$. Formation of $P$ can be increased by
- ARaising temperature
- BLowering temperature
- CKeeping temperature constant
- DDecreasing the concentration of $M$ and $N$
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