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For a reaction initial rate is given as : `R_(0)=k[A_(0)]^(2)[B_(0)]`. By what factor, the initial rate of reaction will increase if initial concentration is taken 1.5 times and B is tripled?

A

4.5

B

2.25

C

6.75

D

none of these

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C

`R_(0)=k[A_(0)]^(2)[B_(0)]`
`R._(0)=k[1.5 A_(0)]^(2)[3B_(0)]`
`R._(0)=k(1.5)^(2) xx 3[A_(0)]^(2)[B_(0)]`
From eq. (i) and (ii)
`R._(0)=6.75 R._(0)`
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