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Let's look at the 3 possibilities and see what they are for </span>3H₂O₂ coefficient - This is used to indicate that multiple molecules are used for the formula. In 3H₂O₂ that indicates that we are talking about 3 molecules of H₂O₂ subscript - This is a small number set in a smaller font and placed low to the elements. It indicates the number of each type of atom in the compound. For the formula 3H₂O₂ there are 2 subscripts. Both of them being the number "2" set small and low just after the letters H and O. Those subscripts indicate that there are 2 hydrogen and 2 oxygen atoms per molecule.
element - This is the abbreviation for the elements used in the compound. In <span>3H₂O₂</span> there are 2 different elements. H to indicate hydrogen, and O to indicate oxygen.
Answer:
A. it's the only answer that makes sense. if I'm wrong sorry
I think d because they are both increasing
Answer:
110.7 J
Explanation:
Hooke's law is represented by the formula:
F = ke where F is the force in Newton, K is force constant and e is extension in m
work done = 1/2ke² = 1/2 K ( e² - e₀²) and e₀ is the extension at relaxed length
e₀ =0
work done = 0.5 × 82N/m × (2.70 m)² = 110.7 J
