Chemistry
Chemistry, 06.09.2021 21:10, jaylynC

X(+1M) + (–2N) = 0 What does x have to be?
(+2M) + y(–1N) = 0
What does y have to be?
x(+2M) + y(–3N) = 0
What do x and y have to be? x =
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X(+1M) + (–2N) = 0 What does x have to be?
(+2M) + y(–1N) = 0
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