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For a reaction p A+q B \rightarrow \text { products } , the rate law expression is
r=k[\mathrm{A}]^{l}[\mathrm{B}]^{m}, then:

Option: 1

(p+1)<(l+m)


Option: 2

(p+q)>(l+m)


Option: 3

(p+q) \text { may or may not be equal to }(l+m)


Option: 4

(p+q)=(l+m)


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(p+q) may or may not equal to (l+m). because, Order of a reaction is an experimentally determined quantity and it has no relation with stoichiometric coefficient.

Therefore, option(3) is correct

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