Reaction (1) is exothermic: (1) A+B<-->C DeltaH=-100kJ

Reaction (2) is endothermic: 2) D+E<-->F DeltaH= +100kJ

If these reactions are both at equilibrium and the temperatureis raised, which way will each shift

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