### Problem Statement**For the reaction:** \[ 2A (g) + B (g) \rightarrow 4 C (g) \]The rate of product C was found to have a value of 0.0250 M/s. Using this information, calculate the following:- **Rate of A =** \_\_\_\_\_ M/s (do not include units with the number in the box)- **Rate of B =** \_\_\_\_\_ M/s (do not include units with the number in the box)- **Rate of reaction =** \_\_\_\_\_ M/s (do not include units with the number in the box)**Notes:**- For rates of reactants, please place a negative sign in front of the value.- The rate of reaction will be positive and does not require a sign.- Report each answer with three significant figures and in standard notation (not scientific notation).### Points DistributionThis question is worth 10 points. Use your understanding of chemical reaction rates and stoichiometry to provide accurate answers following the requirements above.

The given reaction is as follows: The stoichiometry of the reaction states that two moles of A react with one mole of B to form four moles of C.The rate of the reaction is given by: For this reaction, we know that the rate of the formation of C is 0.0250 M/s. The rate expression for this is given by:The rate of A is calculated as follows:The rate of B is calculated as follows:Rate of reaction:Final answer: Rate of A= -0.0125 Rate of B = 0.00625 Rate of reaction = 0.00625

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For the reaction 2A (g) + B (g) --> 4 C(g), it was found that the rate of product C had a value of 0.0250 M/s. From the information given, determine the following below. (Note: For rates of reactants, please be sure to place negative sign in front of value. For the rate of reaction, this number will be positive and will not require you to put a sign in front.) Report each answer to 3 significant figures and in standard notation (not scientific notation). Rate of A = M/s (do not include units with the number in the box) Rate of B = M/s (do not include units with the number in the box) Rate of reaction M/s (do not include units with the number in the box)

For the reaction 2A (g) + B (g) --> 4 C(g), it was found that the rate of product C had a value of 0.0250 M/s. From the information given, determine the following below. (Note: For rates of reactants, please be sure to place negative sign in front of value. For the rate of reaction, this number will be positive and will not require you to put a sign in front.) Report each answer to 3 significant figures and in standard notation (not scientific notation). Rate of A = M/s (do not include units with the number in the box) Rate of B = M/s (do not include units with the number in the box) Rate of reaction M/s (do not include units with the number in the box)

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