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What is the general equation for a double-displacement reaction? Ab -> A+B A + BX -> B + AX AX + BY -> AY + BX A + B -> AB
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What is the general equation for a double-displacement reaction?

Ab -> A+B

A + BX -> B + AX

AX + BY -> AY + BX

A + B -> AB

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I know its AX+BY--->AY+BX

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