the question asks Use an Arrhenius plot to determine the activation barrier for the reaction. it gives various rate constants and different temperatures. im lost

The data shown below were collected for the following first-order reaction:
N2O(g)→N2(g)+O(g)
Temperature (K) Rate Constant (1/s)
800 3.24×10−5
900 0.00214
1000 0.0614
1100 0.955

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the question asks Use an Arrhenius plot to determine the activation barrier for the reaction. it gives various rate constants and different temperatures. im lost

The data shown below were collected for the following first-order reaction:
N2O(g)→N2(g)+O(g)
Temperature (K)	 Rate Constant (1/s)
800	                         3.24×10−5
900	                          0.00214
1000	                  0.0614
1100	                   0.955

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The data shown below were collected for the following first-order reaction:
N2O(g)→N2(g)+O(g)
Temperature (K)	 Rate Constant (1/s)
800	                          3.24×10−5
900	                           0.00214
1000	                   0.0614
1100	                   0.955