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For the reversible reaction `A underset(k_(b))overset(k_(f))(hArr)B` (having Ist order in both direction) the concentration as a function of time are given for a certain experimantal run.
At what time (t) is the rete of change of concentration A equal to the rate of change of concentration of B in magnitude?

A

`t=0`only

B

`tge t_("equilibrium")"only"`

C

`t=0`min only

D

At all times

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