please help with all of 3 ### Exercise 3: Rate-Determining Step in Reactions#### Task 1: Determining the Order of the Reaction* The rate constant for the rate-determining step is L/mol sec. Based on this, determine: - What is the order of this multistep reaction? Justify.#### Task 2: Mathematical Form of the Integrated Rate Law* What is the mathematical form of the integrated rate law for this rate-determining step?#### Task 3: Drawing a Qualitative Graph* Draw a qualitative graph in 2-dimensions (must label the X and Y axes) and show a line on that graph that will represent the integrated rate law equation for the rate-determining step for the above reaction. - **Explain what parameters can be extracted from the graph you just drew.**[Note: The original image shows a hand overlapped with the document at the bottom left.]

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5 ● What is the order of this multisten reaction? Justifv. ● ● What is the mathematical form of the integrated rate law for this rate- determining step? Draw a qualitative graph in 2-dimensions (must label the X and Y axes) and show a line on that graph that will represent the integrated rate law equation for the rate-determining step for the above reaction.

5 ● What is the order of this multisten reaction? Justifv. ● ● What is the mathematical form of the integrated rate law for this rate- determining step? Draw a qualitative graph in 2-dimensions (must label the X and Y axes) and show a line on that graph that will represent the integrated rate law equation for the rate-determining step for the above reaction.

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### Exercise 3: Rate-Determining Step in Reactions

#### Task 1: Determining the Order of the Reaction
* The rate constant for the rate-determining step is L/mol sec. Based on this, determine:
- What is the order of this multistep reaction? Justify.

#### Task 2: Mathematical Form of the Integrated Rate Law
* What is the mathematical form of the integrated rate law for this rate-determining step?

#### Task 3: Drawing a Qualitative Graph
* Draw a qualitative graph in 2-dimensions (must label the X and Y axes) and show a line on that graph that will represent the integrated rate law equation for the rate-determining step for the above reaction.
- **Explain what parameters can be extracted from the graph you just drew.**

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