Consider the following two first order reactions occurring at $298 \ K$ with same initial concentration of $A$: $(1)$ $A \rightarrow B$; rate constant,$k=0.693 \ min^{-1}$ $(2)$ $A \rightarrow C$; half-life,$t_{1/2}=0.693 \ min$. Choose the correct option.

  • A
    Reaction $(1)$ is faster than reaction $(2)$.
  • B
    Reaction $(1)$ is slower than reaction $(2)$.
  • C
    Both reactions proceed at the same rate.
  • D
    Since two different products are formed,rates cannot be compared.

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