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Which part of the graph represents how much energy the reactants need gain to become products? A.G B. H minus F C.F D.H
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Which part of the graph represents how much energy the reactants need

gain to become products?
A.G
B. H minus F
C.F
D.H

Which part of the graph represents how much energy the reactants need gain to become-example-1
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

User Arowell
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Answer: The answer is F

Explanation: I just did it on A P E X

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