For 1st reaction:
Kc = [CO][Br2]/[COBr2]
= 0.190
For 2nd reaction:
Kc’ = [COBr2]^2 / [CO]^2[Br2]^2
= [COBr2] / [CO][Br2] ) ^2
= (1/Kc)^2
= (1/0.190)^2
= 5.26^2
= 27.7
Answer: E
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