Explain the equation for a equilibrium reaction a+b ab

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The equation for a equilibrium reaction a+b ab. following le chateliers principal if the concentration of a is increased than

a. stress and equilibrium are not affected

b. the equilibrium shifts to the left

c. the equilibrium shifts to the right

d. smaller concentration of products are formed

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