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Two first order freaction have half-lives in the ratio `8:1` Calculate the ratio of time intervals `t_(1):t_(2)` and `t_(1)` and `t_(2)` are the time period for `((1)/(4))^(th)` and `((3)/(4))^(th)` completion.

A

`1:0.301`

B

`0.125:0.602`

C

`1:0.602`

D

none of these

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