Calculate the amount of fructose phosphate formed

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calculate the amount of fructose 6 phosphate formed from glucose 6 phosphate in a 10 milliliter incubation system if 0.5M G6P is incubated overnite at 25oC and the equilibrium constant is 0.67.

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