Compute the ratio of [ca2+] to [fe2+] in a lake

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Calculate the ratio of [Ca2+] to [Fe2+] in a lake in which the water is in equilibrium with deposits of both CaCO3 and FeCO3, assuming that the water is slightly basic and that the hydrolysis of the carbonate ion can therefore be ignored.

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