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ok... im too lazy to balance it myself. im assuming u already know how to balance equations. BUT heres a tip:

make a chart like this:

Elements: > Before: > After:

C* > 4 > 1

H* > 1 > 2

O > 3 > 3

so, when u do this, u can easily see what needs to be done. when u try a coefficient, make a new chart for it. the starred ones are the ones that need to be balanced.

oh, and one more thing: i assumed the numbers in there were all subscripts (i.e. 123) and i did not know what to do with the number "0".

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