QUESTION 7Which of the following equations is true for calorimetry?9A - 4B = 09A = - 9B9A + 9B =O CAºB = 0

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QUESTION 7 Which of the following equations is true for calorimetry? O gA - 98 = 0 O qA = - 9B O gA + 9B = 1 A9B = 0

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