For the reaction in a sealed container at a constant temperature, 2NO(g) + Br_{2}(g) ? 2NOBr(g) the initial concentrations are 4.85 M NO, 5.15 M Br_{2}, and no NOBr. At equilibrium, [NOBr] = 2.95 M. Calculate the value of K under the reaction conditions. K =
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