Anserw question 2 Question #2: The following mathematical statement is critical tothe use of calorimetry and is a statement of an important overridinglaw in thermodynamics. Explain this law in words (a single sentenceshould suffice).Awater + Abomb + qrxn = 0Question #3: The magnitude of q in thermodynamics will be inunits of energy (Cal, cal. J or kJ). When expressing energy inthermodynamics the sign associated with this quantity isimportant. Why?

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Question #2: The following mathematical statement is critical to the uce of calorimotry and ie a etatement of an important overriding law in thermodynamics. Explain this law in words (a single sentence should suffice). qwater + 9bomb + 9rxn = 0 + Arxn = 0

Question #2: The following mathematical statement is critical to the uce of calorimotry and ie a etatement of an important overriding law in thermodynamics. Explain this law in words (a single sentence should suffice). qwater + 9bomb + 9rxn = 0 + Arxn = 0

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