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2 years ago

I need help if anyone will help plz

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maksim [4K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

If you look at the problem, and the coefficients (the little numbers on the bottom) you will see that on the reactant side you get a total of 11, you look over to the product side and you also get a total of 11.

B. is wrong because they’re are the same amounts

C.is wrong because they have the same amount of carbon

D. Now similar to B but slightly different the matter is the reactant side I’m pretty sure is equal to the amount on the product side.

If I had to take a strong guess though I would choose D just because the question is asking for the one that shows The law of conservation of mass. Pls make me brainlist

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