The given graph is a representation of kinetics of a reaction. The $y$ and $x$ axes for zero and first order reactions,respectively are

  • A
    zero order ($y=$ concentration and $x=$ time),first order ($y=$ rate constant and $x=$ concentration)
  • B
    zero order ($y=$ rate and $x=$ concentration),first order ($y=t_{1/2}$ and $x=$ concentration)
  • C
    zero order ($y=$ rate and $x=$ concentration),first order ($y=$ rate and $x=t_{1/2}$)
  • D
    zero order ($y=$ concentration and $x=$ time),first order ($y=t_{1/2}$ and $x=$ concentration)

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