Explain the oxidizing agen and which is the reducing agent

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For each of the following reactions indicate which substance is oxidized and reduced. Which substance is the oxidizing agen and which is the reducing agent?

FeS + 3(NO3)- +4H+ -->3NO + (SO4)2- + Fe3+ + 2H2O

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