In a complexometric titration of a metal ion with a ligand,the reaction is $M$ $(Metal-ion)$ + $L$ $(Ligand)$ $\to$ $C$ $(Complex)$. The end point is estimated spectrophotometrically (through light absorption). If '$M$' and '$C$' do not absorb light and only '$L$' absorbs,then the titration plot between absorbed light $(A)$ versus the volume of ligand '$L$' $(V)$ would look like:

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