From the reaction shown below, calculate the Equilibrium Constant K associated with the overall reaction of the Galvanic Cell.                              Cr3+    +    3e-    ------->     Cr               Eo = -0.73 V                             Al3+    +    3e-    ------->     Al               Eo = -1.66 V Answer must be in exponential form.

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