The concentration of product is increase as the chemical reaction proceeds. During the reaction, the heating plate was turned after ‘tx’ minutes, and reaction rate decreases. The product concentration rate is given as,

If the concentration of product at start of reaction is 0, what is value of ‘tx’?

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