chem module 1a question

[Mallika Singh 1G]

"If we make a reaction go faster, we can increase the amount of product at equilibrium" Is this true or false, and why?

[Justin Sarquiz 2F]

Making a reaction go faster is adding a catalyst. Adding the catalyst only increases the rate of the reaction and does not increase the amount of product at equilibrium.

[Sydney Pell 2E]

Speeding up the reaction would not influence the concentrations of the reactants nor products at equilibrium. Equilibrium is not affected by the speed of the reaction.