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For the reaction, `A+B hArr C,K_c=2` at a particular temperature. Initial concentrations of A, B and C are `2mol*L^(-1),1mol*L^(-1)` & `1mol*L^(-1)` respectively. Express graphically the change in concentrations of A, B and C with time.

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