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For the reaction M + X → 2 Y, determine the rate of change for the...

For the reaction M + X → 2 Y, determine the rate of change for the product Y if the rate of consumption for X is 3.8×10–4 M/s. Select the equation needed to determine the relative rate of change for X on the left and then calculate the rate of formation for Y on the right.

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