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marissabartoldo:

help due soon

marissabartoldo:

marissabartoldo:

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darkknight:

fun fun fun for the first one the first hint is \[42H _{2}\] which is 84 H's now \[C _{6}H _{12}O _{6}\] is the only other thing that contains H on the right side, you multiply this by a constant of 14 because 7 x 12 = 84 this is also multiplied by the whole of \(C _{6}H _{12}O _{6}\) so that means \[7C_{6}\] and 7 times 6 is 42, to match 42 C on the left side the first must have a constant of 42. Lastly O, on the left side you have 42*2 + 42*1 = 126 oxygens on the right side you already had \(7O_{6}\) which is 42 O's and you need 84 more O's since the constant for the last is infront of \[O _{2}\] that constant will be 42 So you put in 42, 7, 42 respectively

darkknight:

Please double check, I may have made some mistakes

darkknight:

you see how I worked that problem out? basically same steps for every problem, you are given some info about one of the elements and use that to determine your constants

marissabartoldo:

ok

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