Posted by Mitch on Saturday, May 1, 2010 at 1:49am.
I think you are correct. For the first one,
R1 = k(A)x but we can ignore k since it will be a constant.
logR1 = x*log(A)
If A is tripled, then R1 is 3R1
log 3 = x*log 3
0.477 = x*0.477 and
x = 1 so that is first order.
If A is tripled, then R1 = 9R1
log 9 = x*log 9
0.954 = x*0.477
x = 0.954/0.477 = 2 or second order.
If A is tripled, then R1 = 1*R1
log 1 = x*log3
0 = x*0.477
x = 0/0.477 = 0 = zero order.
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