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If the formation of products is strongly favoured in this acid base system:

HX+(B-)<>HB+(X-)

The competing bases are B- and X-, am I correct?

B- is a stronger base, am I correct ?

Does K for this system have a large or small value and why?

How would the equilibrium be affected by the addition of the soluble salt NaB?

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