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Help with this math question-example-1
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The correct answer is F

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Answer: option J: 128 joules

Step-by-step explanation:

1) From the table you try to find which relation best fits the data.

2) Your best first assumption is that the data may fit a proportional relation.

3) To prove that you find the ratio of Energy ouput to Amount of chemicals.

Doing that you find:
20 32 48 60
----- = ------- = ------ = ------ = 4
5 8 12 15


4) Then you have found a direct relation whose ratio is 4 joules / mol. So, you can apply that constant to the number of moles given:

Energy = 4 joules / mol × 32 mol = 128 joules
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