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An organic compound undergoes first decompoistion. The time taken for its decompoistion to `1//8` and `1//10` of its initial concentration are `t_(1//8)` and `t_(1//10)`, respectively. What is the value of `([t_(1//8)])/([t_(1//10)]) xx 10`? `(log_(10)2 = 0.3)`

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