Given Rate law is:
rate = k[A]^3
rate new / rate old = ([A]new/[A]old)^3
here:
[A]new/[A]old = 3
putting values
rate new / rate old = (3)^3
rate new / rate old = 27
Answer: increase by a factor of 27
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