Posted by Matt on Wednesday, August 17, 2011 at 10:00pm.
I got 1054.9 as my answer. I reversed the first eq and did (1/K1^(1/2)) added it to reverse of second eq (1/K2) then added that to the 3rd eq times 2 (K3^2). This got me the right equation. Do I just multiply the new Kc values together to get the final Kc of the new equation?
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