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I believe you will have to use the formulas for equivalent conductance Λ, and the cell constant K. \[\Lambda = \frac{1000\kappa}{c}\] \[K = R\kappa\] Because c can also be written as amount ionized multiplied by the solution (0.02*0.1) you will end up with the following formula: \[R=\frac{1000K}{\Lambda\cdot0.02\cdot0.1}\] Since the cell constant K and the equivalent conductance Λ are given, you should be able to solve this question now. :)

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