What percentage of c will remain after the reaction

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Question- A substance, C, decomposed by water is initially dissolved in water (at t=0) to form a 1.0M solution. At the end of 100,000 s, 50% of C remains unreacted. What percentage of C will remain at t=1week if the reaction is second order in C only to 3 significant figures?

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