Please select the correct answer Some observations:• The [H+] vary over a range of a factor of 5 from B-1 to B-5.• The concentrations of [MY-] vary from about .9 to 1.6 x 10-5 M.• The [MYH] vary a factor of about 3 thoughout the range.with these observations in mind, choose the best statement about Keq.The Keq is directly proportional to the H+ concentration-that is they Keq increases as [H+] increases in every case.O The Keq is inversely proportional to the MY- concentration-that is Keq increases as [MY-] decreases in every case.O The Keq is directly proportional to the MYH concentration-that is Keq increases as [MYH] increases in every case.O The Keq is seems independent of all of any single one of the concentrations used to calculate it.

The [H+] vary over a range of a factor of 5 from B-1 to B-5. The concentrations of [MY-] vary from about .9 to 1.6 x 10-5 M. The [MYH] vary a factor of about 3 thoughout the range. these observations in mind, choose the best statement about Keq. The Keq is directly proportional to the H+ concentration-that is the The Keq is inversely proportional to the MY- concentration-that is h The Keq is directly proportional to the MYH concentration-that is K

The [H+] vary over a range of a factor of 5 from B-1 to B-5. The concentrations of [MY-] vary from about .9 to 1.6 x 10-5 M. The [MYH] vary a factor of about 3 thoughout the range. these observations in mind, choose the best statement about Keq. The Keq is directly proportional to the H+ concentration-that is the The Keq is inversely proportional to the MY- concentration-that is h The Keq is directly proportional to the MYH concentration-that is K

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