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1. Consider the reaction given below with qA(0) 10,q (0) 20,,(0) 0, k 4. Solve for qA- ap

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given 2. inihal charge-X -X final 10- 20-X- 10 20 X (o-)12o-) 4(x30x 1200) by soving we get a xCant be 10

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