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Initial concentration of the reactant of a first order reaction with a rate constant of `0.01 "min"^(-1) " is " [A]_(0)` Concentration of the reactant changes tao `[A]_(1)` after time `t_(1) " and to " [A]_(2) " after time " t_(2). " If " t_(2) -t_(1)` is 100 min, then -

A

`[A]_(1) =2.303xx[A]_(2)`

B

`[A]_(2) =2.303xx[A]_(1)`

C

`[A]_(2) =4xx[A]_(1)`

D

`[A]_(1) =2.717xx[A]_(2)`

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