I believe this problem have these following choices:
5,000 cal
0.05 cal
5 x 10^3 cal
5 x 10 ^4 cal
<span>Now 1 kilocalorie = 1000
calories, therefore:</span>
50 kilocalories * (1000 calories / 1 kilocalorie) = 50,000 calories
Since there are 4 zeroes, so the scientific notation is:
5 x 10 ^4 cal (ANSWER)
2/3 is the fraction of the carbon dioxide exhaled by all of the animals that is generated by the reactions of the citric acid cycle, if the gluscose is the sole energy source. So if the glucose is the energy source the fraction of the carbon dioxide is 2/3. The answer in this question is 2/3
I will solve the question assuming the reaction used as below
1 CH4(g) + 1 H2O(g) ==> 1 CO(g) + 3 H<span>2(g)
In the reaction, CH4 is the reactant and CO is the wanted product. If you look at the coefficient of the substance, for every 1 mol of CH4 react there will be 1 mol of CO produced. So, if you have 7 moles of CH4 the amount of CO produced would be: 7 moles * 1/1= 7 moles of CO</span>
