The kinetic date for the given reaction `A(g)+2B(g)overset(K)toC(g)` is provided in the following table for three experiments at 300 K `{:("Ex. No.","[A/M]","[B/M]","Initial rate" (M sec^(-1))),(1.,0.01,0.01,6.930xx10^(-6)),(2.,0.02,0.01,1.386xx10^(-5)),(3.,0.2,0.02,1.386xx10^(-5)):} ltbgt In another experiment starting swith initial concentration of `0.5` and 1 M respectively for A and B at 300 K, find the rate of reaction after 50 minutes from the starting of edperiment (inM`//`sec).A. `6.93xx10^(-4)`B. `0.25xx10^(-7)`C. `4.33xx10^(-5)`D. `3.46xx10^(-4)`

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1.	The kinetic date for the given reaction `A(g)+2B(g)overset(K)toC(g)` is provided in the following table for three experiments at 300 K `{:("Ex. No.","[A/M]","[B/M]","Initial rate" (M sec^(-1))),(1.,0.01,0.01,6.930xx10^(-6)),(2.,0.02,0.01,1.386xx10^(-5)),(3.,0.2,0.02,1.386xx10^(-5)):} ltbgt In another experiment starting swith initial concentration of `0.5` and 1 M respectively for A and B at 300 K, find the rate of reaction after 50 minutes from the starting of edperiment (inM`//`sec).A. `6.93xx10^(-4)`B. `0.25xx10^(-7)`C. `4.33xx10^(-5)`D. `3.46xx10^(-4)`
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