Answer: A, B, C
E∘=0.77−0.15=0.62 V, n=2. logK=2×0.62/0.0591=20.98≈21 (A). ΔrG∘=−2×96500×0.62=−119660 J=−119.66 kJ (B). Halving the equation halves n and ΔrG∘, so E∘ stays 0.62 V while logK halves to 10.5 (C). K depends only on temperature, not on concentrations; changing [FeX3+] shifts the position of equilibrium but not K (D wrong).