Do try to do the short question I asked at the end about common salt.

It is meant to help develop your understanding.

24 minutes ago, NotYou said:

What happens if Vforward≠Vreverse ??

Then the reaction has not yet reached equilibrium. Equilibrium is when the forward and reverse reactions are in balance, i.e. the rates are the same. 

On 6/1/2021 at 7:35 AM, studiot said:

the concentration of the water in dilute aqueous solutions

How can water be diluted?

3 minutes ago, NotYou said:

How can water be diluted?

A solution is a mixture of two or more substances.

Just to consider two, A and B    -   alcohol and water or  salt and water.

The mixture contains a certain % of A and (100 - %A) of B

Adding (pure) A or B to the mixture will increase the concentration of A or B, decreasing or diluting the concentration of the other.

In other words diluting is the opposite of concentrating.

 

I know in common parlance we often use diluting to mean to add water.
This is not untrue just only part of the full (scientific) story.

22 hours ago, NotYou said:

How can water be diluted?

From what you have said before, I would think the final objective might be to help you understand the following presentation about dilution and pH calculation in swimming pools.

https://courses.lumenlearning.com/cheminter/chapter/calculating-ph-of-salt-solutions/