Please answer this!!! 1) Shown below is a partially filled table indicating the weight percent difference that end-groups make up of a polymer of varying degrees of polymerization (N). Mapprox. is theapproximate weight of the polymer NOT accounting for end groups whereas M is the mass ofthe polymer accounting for end groups. Complete the table down below and suggest whypolymer chemists don't account for the weight of end groups when they make polymers ofhigh molecular weight.10457H 1NMMapprox.% Difference10109810405.325265826002.250100500

FormulaeMapprox. = N x monomer weightM = Mapprox. + mass of end groups% Difference = ((M -…

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