Which of the following refers to oxidation reaction (O), and which refers to reduction reaction (R)?Further, in each equation circle the oxidized form and box the reduced form.RNAD+ 2H + 2e →NADH+ H+Fe+2 →Fe+3gain of electronsFADH2 →→FAD + 2H+ + 2eNADH+H NAD+ 2H + 2eNADP+ 2H* + 2e- →NADPH + H+loss of electronsFAD+ 2H + 2e FADH2releases energyNADPH + H+ →→ NADP+ + 2H + 2e¯Fe+3 →→Fe+2absorbs energyTA

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