1 points 1 points The concentration of reactant B was consistently miscalculated

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           The concentration of reactant B was consistently miscalculated, but the concentrations of A were correctly calculated.                             
           The concentrations of reactant A were consistently miscalculated, but the concentration of B was correctly calculated.                             
           The concentration of reactant B was inconsistently miscalculated, but the concentrations of A were correctly calculated.                             
           The concentrations of reactant A were inconsistently miscalculated, but the concentration of B was correctly calculated.                             
           There is no plausible reason for the rate constant to be incorrect if the reaction order with respect to A is correct.

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B was inconsistently miscalculated, but the concentrations of A were correctly calculated.

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The reaction rate would decrease and the order of the reaction with respect to each reactant would remain the same

4)

zero order

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