Define how many moles of c are produced

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Consider the general chemical equation. 9 A + 2 B ---> 8 C + 4 D (a) How many moles of C are produced from 9 moles of A? (b) How many liters of gas D are produced from 9 liters of gas A at the same temperature and pressure? insight on how this is solved would be greatly appreciated, thanks

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