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Areaction is first order with respect to reactant x and second order with respect to reactant y.
which statement describes the rate law for this reaction?

a-rate = k[x][y]
b-rate = k[x]2[y]
c-rate = k[x][y]2
d-rate = k[x]2[y]2
e-rate = k[y]

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