part b pls!!

You wish to determine the activation energy for the following first-order reaction: AB+C Part A What data would you collect? Measure the change in the concentration of A as a function of time. Measure the change in the mass of B and C as a function of time. Measure the change in the mass of B and C as a function of time at several different temperatures. Measure the change in the concentration of A as a function of time at several different temperatures. How would you use these data to determine the activation energy? Check all that apply. Graph lnk versus 1/K, where K is the kelvin temperature. Ea=R( slope ) where R=8.314103kJ/(kmol). Graph lnk versus K, where K is the kelvin temperature. Ea=R (slope) where R=8.314103kJ/(kmol). Straight line graphs will result for the function of concentration from time and k= slope Plot ln[A] versus time, for each temperature. Straight line graphs will result for the function of concentration from time and k= slope. Plot [A] versus time, for each temperature