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I: The reaction of $H C I (a q)$ and $K O H (a q)$ goes to completion.
II: It is a neutralization reaction between a strong acid and a strong base.

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Since $H C l$ and $N a O H$ or $K O H$ are strong acid and strong base respectively, Due to fast neutralization reaction, it goes to completion spontaneously, Since ionisation constants of $H C l$ and $K O H$ are very high.

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