For the reaction A---> B the dissapearance of A is first-roder where k-0.030/min. If we begin with [A]=0.36 M, what will [A] be after 46 min?

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For the reaction A---> B the dissapearance of A is first-roder where k-0.030/min. If we begin with [A]=0.36 M, what will [A] be after 46 min? 

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