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When A is changing at a rate of -0.100 M⋅s−1 , how fast is B changing?
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When A is changing at a rate of -0.100 M⋅s−1 , how fast is B changing?

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The rate of change of B is twice that of A, so:
rate of change of B = 2 x -0.1
rate of change of B = -0.2 M/s
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