I live in a condo that I rent from my sister in lawLate last May I bought my son a new bike for his birthday because in the condo's previous monthly newsletter they wrote that they added another bike storage room(Otherwise we had no place to put it and didn't want it to be stolen.ironic) This room needed a key to gain entry - same key as for main door, so we felt safe, plus we put a bike lock on it and chained it to the bike rack in the roomWell, he rode it about three or four times and then we go to get it out in July and the chain and lock are there, but no bikeWe put up flyers which someone took down and we contacted to management company but they did nothingWe are now moving into our own house and are going to buy hime a new bike, but shouldn't they be responsible to replace it?
By creating the bike storage room, they have created a situation known as a gratuitous bailmentThey do not charge for placing your bike in the storage areaIt is simply offered to you as a convenienceThis means that they are only required to exercise a reasonable standard of careBy making the storage area accessible with keys that are only issued to tenants, they have more than met their legal burdenThey would only be liable for the loss of the bike if it occurred through gross negligence or willful misconductI assume that they did not routinely prop the door open or put up a sign saying Free bikes - Take one! so they are not liable.
TO solve this question, u need to write the balanced chemical equation involved- 3AgNO3+ Al- Al(NO3)3+ 3Ag 28.6 g of silver nitrate 28.6/170 moles[molar mass of AgNO3170]0.16 moles from the chemical equation; 3moles of AgNO3 reacts with one mole of Al so, 0.16 moles of AgNO3 requires to react with (1/3 )0.16 moles of Al 0.05 x 27 1.35 gm Hope I helped You.
