What is the integrated rate equation for a first order reaction? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the integrated rate equation for a first order reaction?
A.	[A] = [A]<sub>0</sub>e<sup>-kt</sup>
B.	[A] = [A]<sub>0</sub>/e<sup>-kt</sup>
C.	[A] = [A]<sub>0</sub>e<sup>-t</sup>
D.	[A] = [A]<sub>0</sub>e<sup>-k</sup>
Answer» B. [A] = [A]<sub>0</sub>/e<sup>-kt</sup>

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