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An organic compound (A) decomposes accor...

An organic compound (A) decomposes according to two parallel first order mechanism.
`(k_(1))/(k_(2))=1.303 and k_(2) =2hr^(-1)`
Calculate the ratio of concentration of C to A, if an experiment is allowed to start with only A for one hour?

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