The accompanying figure depicts the change in concentration of species X and Y for the reaction X Yas a function of time the point of intersection of the two curves reperesents. Y Time (1) t2 (2) tz4 (3) t23 (4) Data are insufficient to predict 57 Concentration

The accompanying figure depicts the change in concentration of species X and Y for the reaction X Yas a function of time the point of intersection of the two curves reperesents. Y Time (1) t2 (2) tz4 (3) t23 (4) Data are insufficient to predict 57 Concentration

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46. The accompanying figure depicts the change in
concentration of species X and Y for the reaction
X Yas a function of time the point of intersection
of the two curves reperesents.
Y
Time
(1) t2
(2) t34
(3) t23
(4) Data are insufficient to predict
57
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