5.) The atomic weights of three compounds are shown. Usea linear system and Cramer's rule to find the atomicweights of carbon(C ), hydrogen(H), and oxygen(O).CompoundFormulaAtomic weightMethaneCH457GlycerolC3H3O3185WaterH2O59

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