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A substance, X, undergoes a first order reaction `XrarrY` with a half life of 20 minutes. If the initial concentration of X is `2.0` M, what will its concentration be after 40 minutes?

A

`0.25` M

B

`0.50` M

C

`1.0` M

D

`1.4` M

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