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k(34^(@)):k(35^(@)) lt 1, then...

`k_(34^(@)):k_(35^(@)) lt 1`, then

A

Rate increase with the rise in temperature

B

rate decrease with rise in temperature

C

rate does not change with rise in temperature

D

None of the above

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