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What are the initiator and monomer orders, in limiting case of exclusive primary radical termination?

What are the initiator and monomer orders, in limiting case of exclusive primary radical termination? Correct Answer 0, 2

The rate of polymerization, taking into account exclusive primary radical termination mechanism, is given by Rp = kp (ki/kprt)2 where kprt is the rate constant for primary radical termination. Thus, the initiator and monomer orders are 0 and 2, respectively.

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