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B and e

first we need to balance the NH3 hence first we do E and multiplying the coefficient by 2. that will leave us with N2+H2–>2NH3.
N2 and H2 is balanced and now all that is left to do is the balance H2 by 3 as there is 6H on RHS hence we need 6H on LHS

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