Explain major factors that will affect the accuracy of data

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Can someone please help answer this question step by step. How can you prove the following reaction is a first order reaction for reactant A? 2A + B 2C -----------> (b) Show one method and use equations & graphs please. (c) List 2 major factors that will affect the accuracy of your data and how you can improve the experiment

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