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You just gotta do the questions in the right order Kappa

By definition doesn't deltag = deltah - t*s?

Because it's not working

And I'm confused

what is t*s

because unless it has units of kJ/mol, than that looks wrong

oh

temperature times S

I think

idk then

@Phijkchu_Pikachu why it no work

It's a graded problem set

if you take the delta it is delta TS

-167.2-(298.2*.0565) does not equal -131.2

what are the two temperatures

Oh so we need to find Delta s?

It's constant temp

25°

then yes

find delta S

How do I find Delta s?

no idea

Do you have delta G?

Yes

I mean I guess I could calculate it for Delta s

shudders welp

(use kelvin)

Guess I'm gonna go kms

I know that leg

haha I should show you what I am working on

clearly you have broken physics and have figured out a way to generate excess energy

Here it is

Found it

I am aware

lol

a was the hard part

well, actually

c is also going to be a pain in the ass

b is probably the only easy part of this Kappa

the answer is 24

i believe it's 42

>first question is a proof

>answer is 24

I've only taken up to algebra 1 👍

i know what i'm talking about

wow, how do you not know quantum mechanics 1 material

thats ez stuff

just 2nd year university material

definitely didn't drop out of middle school and took the ged instead

why are there complex exponentials inside complex exponentials NotLikeThis

quantum mechanics ha ha my dude

thats why

why

b is not hard but is a pain

@Deleted User the symbol is the ios kill character

oh

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for every epsilon greater than 0 there exists a delta greater than 0 such that |x-a| is less than delta implies such that |f(x)-L| is less than epislon implies the limit as x goes to a of f(x) is L