A graph plotted between log `t_(50%)` vs log concentration is a straight line. What conclusion can you draw from this graph?

A graph plotted between log t_(50) vs log concentration is a straight line. What conclusion can you draw the given graph? [Given : n = order of reaction]

A graph plotted between log t_((1)/(2)) vs log concentration is a straight line. What is your conclusion? [Given : n = order of reaction]

A graph plotted between log k vs (1)/(T) is represented by

A graph plotted between log N vs, time gives a slope and intercept equal to:

A graph plotted between log k versus 1//T for calculating activation energy is shown by

A graph plotted between log k versus 1//T for calculating activation energy is shown by

Which conclusion can be drawn if a graph is plotted between log t_(50%) vs. log [reactant] if it show an intercept 'A' and tantheta=0 ?