J.R. S. answered 07/26/18
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(a). The expression for the rate cannot be determined except by experimentation. If one assumes the rate is dependent on the coefficients (which is not necessarily the case) then a valid expression might be
rate = k[NH3]4[O2]7
(b). The rate of O2 disappearance would be 7/4 the rate of NO2 appearance.
(c). Use the rate relationship described in (b) above, i.e 7/4, to find the rate at which O2 disappears.