David K. answered 04/24/19
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A) Octane molar mass C=12.01g, H=1.01g
8(12.01g) + 18(1.01g)=~114.26g
Carbon Dioxide molar mass C=12.01g, O= ~16g
1(12.01) + 2(16) = ~44.01g
B) Since your equation is already balanced, you would have to start with what's given, use molar mass of octane, then a mole to mole ratio of octane to CO2, followed by the molar mass of CO2.
100g C8H18 x 1 mole C8H18 x 16 mole CO2 x 44.01g CO2 = ~ 308.14g CO2
114.26g C8H18 2 mole C8H18 1 mole CO2