The rate constant of a first order react...

The rate constant of a first order reaction is \(0.0693min^{-1}\) .What is the time (in minutes) required for reducing an initial concentration of \(20\text{ } mole.lit^{-1}\) to \(2.5\text{ }mole.lit^{-1}\)?

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