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i know and i already solved it but what is k i don;t know
The k here is the rate constant. But I don't know what K and T are. Following Arrhenius equation K is presumably Ea/R while T is temperature. Note that Ea is in units of joule/mole and R is the gas constant.
This is basically testing your algebra. To solve for E\(_a\), you should get: RT(ln(K)-ln(A))=E\(_a\)
Which is essntially \(\Delta\)G - RTln(A)
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