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The accompanying figure depicts a change in concentration of species `A` and `B` for the reaction `ArarrB`, as a function of time. The point of inter section of the two curves represents

A

`t_(1 // 2)`

B

`t_(3 // 4)`

C

`t_(2 // 3)`

D

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The intersection point indicates that half life of the reactant A is converted to B.
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