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Elden [556K]
3 years ago
11

2) Write a hypothesis for the Observation and question below. Be sure to use the proper “If…, then…” format in your answer. Iden

tify the independent and dependent variables in this situation.
Observation: Two astronauts push off their spaceship in space. One astronaut is moving away from ship faster than the other one. (Don’t worry, there is a rescue vehicle on the way!)
Question: What is the relationship between force and speed?
(1pts) Hypothesis: If______________, then____________.


(1pt) Independent Variable:

(1pt) Dependent Variable:

30 points for you to answer this question with the RIGHT answer
Chemistry
1 answer:
Anna [14]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

If one astronaut used more force, then that one would be faster than the other. The independent variable is force. The dependent variable is speed.

Explanation:

Force is what is to be changed. Speed is what is being measured.

IV = Changed/factor DV=Measured/Changes by factor

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a. first-order in both A and B.

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a) Doubling the concentration of B while keeping the concentration of A fixed doubles the rate of the reaction. : it means the reaction is first order reaction with respect to reactant B.

b) The half life is the time required to complete the reaction by half way.

As with time one half of A remains and after equal time one fourth of A remains it means again the order of reaction is first with respect to A also.

There is no effect on the half life if we are decreasing the initial concentration of A also.

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The Final amount of Ba = 9.25 μg

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Process

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#3

Fe is also a reactive metal.

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#5

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#6

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#7

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#8

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#9

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#10

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#11

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As Ca is third most reactive metal

#12

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4) 0.35211 = x = M2

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