For H2SO4,
[H+] = 2*[H2SO4]
= 2*4.027*10^-3 M
= 8.054*10^-3 M
HC4H5O5 dissociates as:
HC4H5O5 -----> H+ + C4H5O5-
0.47 0 0
0.47-x x x
Ka = [H+][C4H5O5-]/[HC4H5O5]
Ka = x*x/(c-x)
Ka = 8.054*10^-3*8.054*10^-3/(0.47-8.054*10^-3)
Ka = 1.404*10^-4
Answer: 1.40*10^-4
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