Classify each of these reactions.Ba(CIO, ),BaCl, + 3 0,CaO + CO, → CaCO,single replacementcombinationO double replacementsingle replacementdecompositiondouble replacementcombinationdecompositionNANO, +HCI→ NaCl + HNO,ZNSO,+Mg → Zn + MgSO,combinationdouble replacementdecompositionsingle replacementdouble replacementcombinationsingle replacementdecomposition

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Classify each of these reactions. Ba(CIO,), BaCl, + 30, CaO + CO, CACO, > O single replacement combination double replacement single replacement decomposition double replacement O combination decomposition NANO, +HCI → NaCl + HNO, ZNSO,+Mg → Zn + MgSO