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`2Aoverset(K)rarr3B+4C`
Rate of disappearance of A is `4xx10^(-2)Ms^(-1)`. Find the rate of appearance of B at the same instant.

A

`9xx10^(-2)`

B

`10^(-2)`

C

`4.5xx10^(-2)`

D

`6xx10^(-2)`

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