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For the reaction
(i) `Aoverset(k_(I))toP`
(ii) `Boverset(K_(II))toQ`, following observation is made.

Calculate `(k_(1))/(k_(II))`, where `k_(I)` and `k_(II)` and rate constant for the respective reaction.

A

2.303

B

1

C

0.36

D

0.693

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