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with "Triprotic Acid Titration" Question
So could I do this then: H3X + 3NaOH --------> Na3X + 3H2O NaOH = 3[H3X] = 3(0.251mol/L) = 0.753mol/L H3X=48.028g/2L=24.014g/L Therefore, 0.753mol/L = 24.014g/L Molar Mass = 24.014/0.753 = 31.9g/mol- pandamonium786
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with "Triprotic Acid Titration" Question
Hey guys! So I have this chemistry problem which I'm finding very difficult. QUESTION: You have an unknown triprotic acid, H3X, and have titrated it with 22.53mL of NaOH. The pH of the unknown solution is 2.04 and the concentration is 48.028g/2L. While the concentration of the NaOH is...- pandamonium786
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Comparing Exponentiation: 20^100 vs. 400^40?
So would 400^40 be greater because So that means that 20^100 is actually greater because 20^ 20x20 is bigger than 400^ 20x2.- pandamonium786
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Comparing Exponentiation: 20^100 vs. 400^40?
P Please expand. Also how would you reach the answer logically?- pandamonium786
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Evaluating 6^1 + 6^-1 / 6^1 - 6^-1
Well I flipped it because you can't have negative exponents. Also how would you solve the problem?- pandamonium786
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Comparing Exponentiation: 20^100 vs. 400^40?
then what do you propose the answer is and how would you get to it?- pandamonium786
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Evaluating 6^1 + 6^-1 / 6^1 - 6^-1
Homework Statement Evaluate: 6^1 + 6 ^ −1 / 6^1 − 6 ^ −1 Homework Equations Exponent Laws The Attempt at a Solution 6^1 + 6 ^ −1 / 6^1 − 6 ^ −1 = 6^1 + 6 ^1 / 6^1 − 6 ^ 1 (I flipped the side - top or bottom - of the negative exponent numbers) =12/0 but i think i did it wrong- pandamonium786
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Comparing Exponentiation: 20^100 vs. 400^40?
Does that mean that since 20^2 = 400 the 400^40 has to be greater than 20^100. Since 400^2 alone is approximately greater than 20^2.- pandamonium786
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Comparing Exponentiation: 20^100 vs. 400^40?
well 20 x 20 = 400 or 400/20 = 20- pandamonium786
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Comparing Exponentiation: 20^100 vs. 400^40?
What do you mean?- pandamonium786
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Comparing Exponentiation: 20^100 vs. 400^40?
I don't know if i am right, but would there be 3 0's in 20^100 and around 4 0's in 400^40?- pandamonium786
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Exponent Laws Related Homework Question
Thanks again :D- pandamonium786
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Comparing Exponentiation: 20^100 vs. 400^40?
Homework Statement Without using a calculator and without evaluating expressions, determine which is greater. 20^100 or 400^40 Homework Equations None, however some exponent laws and possibly mental math are applicable. The Attempt at a Solution I don't know how to reach an answer without...- pandamonium786
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- Exponent
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Exponent Laws Related Homework Question
i understand that but could negative numbers like -1 work?- pandamonium786
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Exponent Laws Related Homework Question
Homework Statement For which non-zero value of x is the equation -x^ -4 = (-x)^ -4 true? Explain. Homework Equations None. Other than applicable exponent laws. The Attempt at a Solution I know how to use the guess and check method. But I was wondering how to reach the answer faster and how...- pandamonium786
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- Exponent Homework Laws
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