Answer: A
Acetic acid is weakly dissociated, so the initial conductance is low. As NaOH is added the acid is converted into fully ionised CHX3COONa, so the conductance rises gradually (the slope is modest because CHX3COOX− and NaX+ have low mobilities). After the end point, excess NaX+ and highly mobile OHX− cause a much steeper rise. The end point is the intersection of the two lines.