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Consider the given plots for a reaction obeying Arrhenius equation `(0^(@)C lt T lt 300^(@)C)` : `(k and E_(a)` are rate constant and activation energy, respectively) Choose the correct option :

A

Both I and II are correct

B

I is wrong but II is right

C

I is right but II is wrong

D

Both I and II are wrong

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As per Arhenius equation As per Arhenius equation Hence both graphs are correct
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