Find out the overall rate of the reaction

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Which SINGLE step in the chemical reaction described below will most greatly assist you in understanding and determining the overall rate of the reaction? why?

A+B---> C(SLOW)

A+C---> D(FAST)

C+D---> E(FAST)

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