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![\frac{1}{[NO_{2}]}= \frac{kt+1}{[NO_{2}]_{0}}](/tpl/images/0090/3159/5b5c7.png)
![[NO_{2}]_{0}](/tpl/images/0090/3159/4a049.png)
on both sides to cancel out the right side, and bring it to the numerator on the left side:![\frac{[NO_{2}]_{0}}{[NO_{2}]} =kt+1](/tpl/images/0090/3159/04711.png)
![[NO_{2}]](/tpl/images/0090/3159/cf382.png)
to both sides to cancel out the left side, and bring it to the numerator essentially on the right side:![[NO_{2}]_{0}=(kt+1)[NO_{2}]](/tpl/images/0090/3159/e20b8.png)
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